Have you wound up with a relative who has worn out their welcome and has refused to leave your Alabama home? Well, you can evict them from your property! You may want to evict a family member for a variety of reasons. Including, refusal to continue paying rent, health or safety concerns, need to sell […]
Under Alabama law, a landlord can evict a tenant for not having a lease. You must follow the statewide eviction process for the eviction to be successful. From start to finish, you can expect the entire process to take anywhere between one and several months. Please note that only a court can order the eviction
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AL Code § 35-9A-201 requires landlords who collect a security deposit to adhere to certain regulations. Such as, how much security deposit to collect, what deductions to make, and when to return the deposit back to the tenant. As a landlord, collecting a security deposit from your tenant is key to safeguarding yourself against potential
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The Fair Housing Act is also known as Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. It was enacted in 1968 and its sole purpose is to prohibit discrimination in the sale, purchase, rental, or financing of housing based on certain protected classes. The primary enforcer of the act is the U.S Department of
Yes! Alabama is one of the most landlord-friendly states in the country. If you are thinking of making a real estate investment, Alabama is a great place to start. The following are a couple of reasons that make Alabama a landlord-friendly state for real estate investors. 1. Property taxes are some of the lowest in
The Alabama landlord-tenant law on damages is pretty straightforward when it comes to what responsibilities landlords and tenants have. Continue reading to learn more! A tenant has a responsibility to care for their rented premises by not causing careless or negligent property damages. This is pursuant to Chapter 9A of Title 35 of Alabama laws.
As a landlord in the state of Alabama, you have a right to evict your tenant for certain justified reasons. Including, when there is no lease in place or if your tenant refuses to leave after their lease has expired. In such a case, you must serve them a ’30 Day Eviction Notice’ to terminate
One of the many responsibilities tenants have in Alabama is paying rent. Usually, most leases require tenants to pay rent on the 1st of every month. If your tenant doesn’t, you have a right as a landlord to evict them from your rental property. As a landlord in Alabama, you’re also equally obligated to follow
A pest infestation is not only a health hazard, but can also lead to structural damage as well. So, the moment you learn about it, you must act fast to eradicate it as a responsible landlord. That said, what does the Alabama landlord-tenant law say about pest infestation in a rental property? The following are
Landlords in Alabama have an obligation to abide by the state’s “implied warranty of habitability.” The legal requirement is primarily governed by AL Code § 35-9A-204. It basically outlines what rights tenants have in AL when it comes to habitability issues. The following are commonly asked questions regarding a tenant’s right to air conditioning in
