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If you’re a Missouri landlord, you should understand that a lease is a legally binding contract between you and a tenant. The lease lays out the rights and responsibilities you both have in regard to the rental property. To protect yourself and ensure everything runs...
If you possess and lease properties in Missouri, adherence to Missouri's eviction laws is mandatory. Always remember that both the landowner and the tenant have rights. It should align with the Missouri eviction laws when evicting a tenant from your property. This...
The Missouri House recently passed a bill banning local governments from issuing eviction moratoriums. The legislation comes three years following a Jackson County Circuit Court order that temporarily stopped eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic. A historical “pause”...
If you are a commercial landlord in Missouri, your lease agreements should include all the necessary provisions to protect your interests and avoid potential tenant disputes. Here are some essential requirements you should consider in your lease agreement. Landlord...
Evictions are some of the most challenging actions Missouri landlords or property managers must accomplish. Making a tenant leave a property can become highly contentious. However, when you need to evict someone from a commercial property, you must follow specific...
If you are a landlord, you may already know how stressful it can be to have tenants on your property. Sometimes they are messy, destructive and unwilling to pay on time. As annoying as this can be, you must be careful with the steps you take to solve a particular...
As a landlord, your tenants are an essential part of your business. When your tenants do not understand their contract, it can make your life stressful. When you create your lease, there are certain terms that you should include so that tenants know what you expect....
Whether you are a new or a longtime landlord, there are many things you must understand and for which to prepare. There is a great amount of responsibility in being a landlord of residential property. Among the duties include maintenance and security of the property,...
When you own property in Missouri, you can usually do whatever you want with it, within reason. However, the rules change when you start renting out your property to tenants. If you're new to the landlord business, you could accidentally break the law without even...
Any lease agreements in Missouri made by a landlord and resident must be documented properly. An agreement must be included whether you're going to use a property management company or you're going to self-manage. What exactly must be included in this agreement? Read...