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Will You Add? - Guests Who Stay Too Long, Are They Tenants?
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All tenants have guests and visitors who are vacationing from far away places. Landlords never have trouble with guests of tenants in good standing. In fact, its nice.
The problem arises when guests stay too long and start to take on the aspects of tenancy. In some areas, that has to be carefully monitored because too many instances or rights of tenancy and look out...you have a tenant that never went through your approval process, your credit check and your prior landlords stamp of approval. That takes the control away from the owner/ manager and can be a huge headache.
How do You Protect Yourself?
The first line of protection is usually the tenant screening process prior to a move in. But, if the process can be co-opted and so you need a second line of defense.
Have your lease agreement define how long a tenant may allow a guest to stay. Many consider twenty or thirty days a maximum amount of time. Check with the local laws in your area. Beyond that period of time it may be possible for that guest to be seen as a trespasser.
The danger is a guest that overstays could act as a co-tenant and then insist on having the rights of a co-tenant without ever having gone through your approval. Once a tenancy has been established its on the owner to have good cause. These days, landlords are often forced to buy back the tenancy or go to eviction. Eviction c
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The problem arises when guests stay too long and start to take on the aspects of tenancy. In some areas, that has to be carefully monitored because too many instances or rights of tenancy and look out...you have a tenant that never went through your approval process, your credit check and your prior landlords stamp of approval. That takes the control away from the owner/ manager and can be a huge headache.
How do You Protect Yourself?
The first line of protection is usually the tenant screening process prior to a move in. But, if the process can be co-opted and so you need a second line of defense.
Have your lease agreement define how long a tenant may allow a guest to stay. Many consider twenty or thirty days a maximum amount of time. Check with the local laws in your area. Beyond that period of time it may be possible for that guest to be seen as a trespasser.
The danger is a guest that overstays could act as a co-tenant and then insist on having the rights of a co-tenant without ever having gone through your approval. Once a tenancy has been established its on the owner to have good cause. These days, landlords are often forced to buy back the tenancy or go to eviction. Eviction
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How do You Protect Yourself?
The first line of protection is usually the tenant screening process prior to a move in. But, if the process can be co-opted and so you need a second line of defense.
Have your lease agreement define how long a tenant may allow a guest to stay. Many consider twenty or thirty days a maximum amount of time. Check with the local laws in your area. Beyond that period of time it may be possible for that guest to be seen as a trespasser.
The danger is a guest that overstays could act as a co-tenant and then insist on having the rights of a co-tenant without ever having gone through your approval. Once a tenancy has been established its on the owner to have good cause. These days, landlords are often forced to buy back the tenancy or go to eviction. Eviction
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Have your lease agreement define how long a tenant may allow a guest to stay. Many consider twenty or thirty days a maximum amount of time. Check with the local laws in your area. Beyond that period of time it may be possible for that guest to be seen as a trespasser.
The danger is a guest that overstays could act as a co-tenant and then insist on having the rights of a co-tenant without ever having gone through your approval. Once a tenancy has been established its on the owner to have good cause. These days, landlords are often forced to buy back the tenancy or go to eviction. Eviction
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What Can You Do?
Absolutely avoid appearing to accept the guest as a roommate or co-tenant:
* Never accept a check from anyone other than the lease holder. Return all checks not in the name of anyone on the lease. Firm! One check could be used to establish a tenancy
* Never issue or allow a key to be issued to the guest. If you notice a stranger or guest using the front door key, immediately post a letter to the unit requesting the key be returned to the lease holder. Document that you were aware and did not approve.
* Never act in any way that could be seen as treating a guest as a co-tenant
* Act quickly once you are aware a tenant's guest is overstaying and breaching the lease agreement. Consider a formal letter to the legal tenant indicating a breach. Each state will have rules and procedures for this kind of notification.
* Check with your local apartment association or rent board for law and proper procedure. For example, elderly family members, new spouses and others may have rights regarding a move in.
* To guard against the argument that you have treated a gues
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