Selling guide
Avoiding legal troubles: 6 actions landlords must avoid
Being a good landlord means taking your responsibilities seriously.

1. Asking for excessive amount of information upfront
You need to treat all prospective tenants the same at all stages of the process.
2. Discriminating against applicants
3. Entering without notice
You can't simply turn up at the property unannounced, except in emergencies.
4. Locking someone out
5. Refusing to make repairs
6. Taking retaliation action
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