Are you a tenant in Alaska and are wondering whether you can break your lease legally? If so, this blog has you covered! Now, a lease is a legally binding agreement. It ties both you and your landlord for a set period of time. If in a month-to-month agreement, it’ll bind both of you for …
Yes, Alaska is undoubtedly a landlord-friendly state. The state has landlord-friendly laws and regulations that make renting out a property favorable to investment property owners. Among other things, it has a streamlined tenant eviction process, is a tax-free state, and has no rent control law. In this blog, we’ll go over everything you need to …
As a tenant in Alaska, you have a right to live in a habitable rental property (AS § 34.03.100). So, when you require a repair, it wouldn’t be surprising to ask yourself the question – how long does a landlord have to fix something in Alaska? In this blog, we’ll walk you through everything you …
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Alaska’s Universal Residential Landlord & Tenant Act (URLTA) is pretty straightforward when it comes to tenants’ security deposits. As a landlord, you have the right to require a security deposit from your tenants. The deposit helps can help cushion you against a myriad of potential financial issues that may arise during a tenancy. Examples of …
Are you a renter in Alaska and would like to familiarize yourself with your rights? If so, here’s everything you need to learn about renters’ rights in Alaska! The Uniform Residential Landlord & Tenant Act (URLTA – AS 34.03.010 – 34.03.360) guarantees tenants certain rights in a tenancy. But first things first… who exactly does …
The Uniform Residential Landlord & Tenant Act (AS 34.03.010 – 34.03.360) gives landlords certain rights. Among these is the right to evict a tenant for certain legally justified reasons, such as To begin the process, you must first serve the tenant with an appropriate eviction notice. The Alaska 30-Day Eviction notice is one of them! …
All evictions in Alaska begin with a legal notice. An eviction notice terminates the lease agreement and informs the tenant whether or not they can cure the violation and within what period of time. To successfully evict a tenant from your Alaska property, you must use the appropriate eviction notice. If you don’t, the eviction …
Many things can make a roommate situation not work out. From having different expectations, to messiness issues, to inconsiderations, to lack of communication, to personal clashes, the problems could be many and varied. Now, evicting a roommate in Alaska will generally depend on whether the roommate has a lease or not. This blog will walk …
Under Alaska law, a landlord can evict a tenant for nonpayment of rent. As a landlord, you must go through the state’s judicial process for the removal to be successful. You must not use self-help means to try to get the tenant to leave. Neither should you try to retaliate against the tenant to force …
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