Tenants
Explore our many resources for renters. Get a better understanding of renter's rights, what to do if you're considering a sublease, and more.
10 things to look for in a residential or commercial lease
Understand what you're agreeing to before you put your name on the dotted line.
How small business can negotiate with landlords and vendors during a crisis
During uncertain times, business owners may need to negotiate with landlords and vendors to stay afloat. Use these negotiating strategies to maintain…
Tenants’ rights: Knowing your rights as a tenant
There are specific laws that provide protection for tenants. Being informed when you are a renter allows you to know your rights and stand up for…
COVID-19 and evictions: What landlords and tenants need to know
The COVID-19 pandemic is prompting states and cities to enact new laws that protect certain tenants from eviction during the emergency. The laws are…
Renter's rights: Understanding constructive eviction
Is your landlord trying to force you out by making the property difficult or impossible to use? If so, you need to know your rights when it comes to…
You've gotten an eviction notice—now what?
Received an eviction notice? Find out what steps you can take to avoid having to move out and what to expect in the process.
Roommate agreement vs. cohabitation agreement: Which one is right for you?
Did you know that if your roommate or partner moves out, you could be stuck for the remaining rent and utilities if you don't have a roommate or…
Sublease vs. room rental: Which one is right for your property?
Want to make money for the mortgage by renting out your spare room? Or, if you rent, you may be able to sublet or assign your lease to someone else.…
Understanding a room rental agreement
If you're seeking to make extra income or want to downsize, then consider renting out one of your empty rooms before you decide to sell your home.…
Before you sublease, be sure to get a landlord consent to assignment
Need to sublease your rented apartment? Here's why you should obtain your landlord's consent first.