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In this age, most landlords know that welcoming tenants with pets naturally widens their pool of potential renters. As a result, many rentals are now pet-friendly. Even so, they usually come with an extra cost because pets can add a bit more wear and tear to the home, from scratched floors to the occasional accident. So, when you finally find a...

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Big changes in store for Philadelphia landlords! A new Security Deposit Installment Law takes effect December 2, 2025 and it is reshaping how deposits are collected across the city. This is far from a legislative footnote, the new law is part of a broader initiative the city has put forth called the “Move-In Affordability Plan”. City leaders continue to push to make renting m...

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A lot of work goes into applying for an apartment. You’re searching, viewing places, going through screening, and then paying application fees and admin fees to hopefully secure your new home. It’s a lot, honestly. Now imagine paying hundreds just to apply, only to get denied. Anyone would wonder, “Is a...

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When you’re managing a rental home, things don’t always go as planned. Maybe there was a disagreement with your tenant, you served a notice to vacate, and later the issue was resolved. It happens more often than most people think. That’s usually when landlords pause and wonder: Can a notice to vacate be withdrawn?

To answer quickly: yes, in some situations you can with...

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If you’ve ever wondered, “can you go to jail for damaging rental property?”, the answer is yes, you can, if the damage is intentional, severe, maliciously reckless, or linked to another crime. Before you start to feel anxious over this, we’ll help you unde...

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