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In the absence of a written lease that states otherwise, property left behind is presumed abandoned after seven days. The clock begins once the last day of paid rent has been reached.
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Wisconsin law does not require you to have an LLC structure to rent property. However, it may be a good idea to use this type of business entity rather than operating as a sole proprietorship or as a partnership.
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The first step is usually giving the tenant a written warning, and informing them that you will take further action if the issue continues.
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Landlords should develop a screening policy they can follow to help choose good tenants, without being discriminatory.
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A lease is a contract. A serious breach happens when a party to the lease violates the terms of the contract.
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In some cases, you may be able to get the issue repaired and deduct the expense from your next rent payment. Withholding rent is likely a last resort.
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When a fence is to be built between your property and another person’s property, you may place it on the property line only when you have permission from the other party.
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One of the main benefits of a land trust is that it allows an owner to separate some property from their personal finances.
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Landlords must provide a safe and habitable living space for tenants, and they must also protect themselves and their properties.
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If you wish to transfer property in a fast manner, such as before a foreclosure, you may want to consider using a quitclaim deed.
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