What kind of form do I need for tenant questionnaire?

Aside from our Tenant Questionnaire Form Samples, we also have Tenancy Agreement Forms. A Tenancy Agreement is an agreement between a landlord and a tenant. This could either be oral or written, but for the purpose of it holding up in court, it would be better to have it written.

How does a landlord contact a potential tenant?

First Contact: A landlord’s first contact with a potential tenant is usually through the phone. This is the first step of the screening process because this is the chance for landlords to ask primary qualifying questions. Does the potential tenant have pets?

What does a judge say in a landlord tenant case?

The Judge may then ask what the basis for the objection is. If the Judge agrees with the objection, the Judge will say “sustained”and the evidence will not be admitted. If the Judge disagrees with the objection, the Judge will say “overruled”and the evidence will be admitted.

What kind of questions should I ask a prospective tenant?

Give the prospective tenant an opportunity to ask questions about the rental, the application process, the location and any policies you may have. While it’s your job to find a qualified tenant, it’s their job to find a place to call home.

The Judge may then ask what the basis for the objection is. If the Judge agrees with the objection, the Judge will say “sustained”and the evidence will not be admitted. If the Judge disagrees with the objection, the Judge will say “overruled”and the evidence will be admitted.

What can the Attorney General do for tenants?

The Attorney General’s Office collected information for tenants about legal and advocacy resources, including immigrant and cultural organizations where tenants can receive assistance in their primary language. These resources can be found here.

What happens if Landlord does not show up for eviction hearing?

If the deadline passes and the tenant does not comply or vacate, the landlord begins an unlawful detainer lawsuit with the local court. The court will contact the tenant and the landlord for a hearing date, and both parties attend to present their information.

What should I do if I have a problem with my Landlord?

If your landlord-tenant issue demands immediate legal action, you may want to seek Landlord Tenant resources for legal advice, mediation or Small Claims Court (for claims under $5,000 — no attorney necessary). If your complaint involves more than $5,000, you may wish to seek a private attorney.