Landlords Rights

What landlords can and can’t do legally.

This category covers the legal rights of landlords, including access to property, rent collection, eviction rules, and how they manage lease agreements.

When Can a Landlord Call the Police?
A landlord is not only responsible for maintaining their property — they also have a duty to protect the safety and wellbeing of tenants and the community. But when is it appropriate or legal for a landlord to involve law enforcement? Landlords do have the right to call the police, but only under specific circumstances.
Is the Landlord Responsible for Rats and Mice on the Apartment Property?
Are landlords responsible for rats and mice in apartment buildings? Learn who handles pest control, when tenants may share responsibility, and how to protect your rights.
Do Heating Requirements Apply Inside Apartment Units?
Are landlords required to provide heat inside apartments? Learn how heating laws apply to rental units, what temperatures are required, and what to do if your heat isn’t working.
Can a Landlord Hide Certain Apartment Units from Prospective Renters?
Is your landlord hiding available apartments during your search? Learn why this happens, when it's legal, and how to ensure full transparency as a renter.
Can a Landlord Terminate a Month-to-Month Lease?