What do you think of landlords being required to verify proof ?
832416
Yes, Valid Proof Should Be Required\n\nIf The Prospective Tenant Cannot Provide\nValid Documentation Verifying Their SS #, Immigration Status\n(At LEAST A Green Card, If Not Citizenship Docs)\nThe Prospective Tenant / ILLEGAL ALIEN\nShould Be Immediately REPORTED And DEPORTED\n\nSame For Employers Hiring Prospective Employees\n\nAnyone ATTEMPTING To Rent A Dwelling\nOr Attempting To Get A Job\nWithout Valid Proof Of Immigration Status\nOr \nUsing Fraudulent / Stolen Identification Of ANY Type\nShould Be Immediately REPORTED And DEPORTED\n\n\nEconomic Terrorists \nShould Be Treated The Same As ANY Terrorists\n\n.
160521
Who is preventing you from seeing your property? If it's the landlord, I believe you need to speak to him.
637829
HELL NO!\n EVEN WHEN YOUR RENTING THEY HAVE TO GIVE AT LEAST 24 HRS NOTICE TO ENTER THE PREMISES UNLESS ITS AN EMERGENCY LIKE SOMETHING CAUSING WATER DAMAGE OR A POTETIAL IMMEDIATE FIRE HAZARD POT ON STOVE FOOD IN OVEN, OR A POLICE WARRANT.
698464
I would imagine so, anyhting through the INS will have to be proved on documents and other things.
1066192
They're looking for records of broken lease agreements.  Many apartment managers list broken leases on your credit report. They can also see reports of bounced checks, late payments, etc.  It should show all addresses you used to obtain credit in the past few years.  If there's anything you're hiding or need to explain just be honest and hopefully they'll rent to you.
743430
If you are on month to month tenancy, the landlord gives proper notice of non-renewal.  I can't say if you got proper notice, and it may be that the argument led to the action, but you might have a hard time proving that was the cause of the non-renewal.
704232
Yes, but it's kind of a moot point.  The landlord is just making sure you're out.  In theory, you can serve notice but still end up squatting there and the landlord has little recourse. \n\nIt can be construed as a slight insult, but who cares?
540485
You have to review your contract. Notice is not required without one, however, there may be penalties if you have signed one.
3792
It may take longer.\n\nHold tight to thst receipt, it is LEGAL PROOF of your status.
1159816
One of the elements of common law tenancy is the right to "enjoyment of the premises," which would include having visitors. Your landlord is attempting to interfere with your "quiet enjoyment," and would be liable to you for that, as well as forfeiting some rent for the period he so interfered.\n\nThis assumes, of course, that your visitors behave properly and that you behave properly when you have visitors.
724700
you should ask for a receipt because the deposit wouldn't explain that it is a pay for your rent. Get a written receipt just in case you need in the future. It's always safe to be sure...
570604
Go home one day a month.  The burden of proof is on them in an eviction proceeding.  They are probably blowing a lot of hot air.
1121138
In the rental world the landlord has between 30 and 60 sometimes times even 90 days to send you a deposit statement.  The check if you are gettting one should follow after. As long as you are notified in some fashion within those dates then you have no grounds to sue. On the other hand the 2 or 4 years you are speaking of is determinded state by state some states onlg give you a year and you have to prove you made contact with the landlord within a certain time period other wise you eat the money and last months rent is not a deposit and is non refundable.l
1143450
As a property owner renting out his/her property or the property he/she manages, he/she can ask for anything they want as long as it doesn't violate fair housing laws (if they apply). You, however, can disclose or provide any information you want. You don't have to provide anything legally and the landlord doesn't have to provide you a place to live legally.\n\nFor example, I ask for a social security number and a driver's license as well (along with a few other bits of information). I do this so I can track them down and sue them if I need to and to make sure the person who signs the lease is really the same person living there. Now if my potential tenant does not want to provide this information, I just say Thanks for your time, but I cannot accept your application. As landlords, we are not legally obligated to rent you a place to live. \n\nI just wonder why the SSN of the children will matter? Maybe he wants to make sure they are not abducted??? Can't collect rent from a parent who is in jail or needs to change towns again. Maybe I should start asking for this info. ;)\n\nGood Luck.
584228
a landlord can do pretty much as the please if they put it in the lease and you sign it. did you lie on the application?? that would be grounds for you getting kicked out...
806558
Yes.  Landlord associations within your city have every document you need.  Look for Landlord/Tenant under the government pages and if unable to locate there, call your local chamber of commerce and ask and they'll start directing you....may take a few calls, good luck.
79659
Many legal documents are now filed via the internet.  I work in a building department that reviews certified documents.  They are 'VeriSign' verified and have an electronic signature.