tenant and as a property owner, you both have rights and responsibilities that is included in a tenancy agreement. In order to avoid any misunderstandings and problems it is very important that you both understand the rules of renting a home/apartment and the rules to allow someone to rent you home/apartment. Ordinarily, when an individual pays someone to live on their property, they become a tenant at which time they are protected by a law that is governed in their state. As a property-owner, you have
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advantages of changing Mcgee will be the company’s owners have limited liabilities but still paying individual taxes like before. Also, the LLC will be much easier to raise capital than sole proprietorship because it can borrow money from the bank, own property and obtain a large sum of capital. In addition, LLC will easy to transfer ownership to others. Disadvantages of changing Mcgee from a sole proprietorship to an LLC are difficult to separate ownership and management; also it is harder than start a
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protection against any defects of the title claimed against the property that is to be sold. A warranty deed is a pretty basic deed that, for the most part, states the seller owns the property and there are no liens (debts) against the property that will be transferred over. It is stating that the property is legally owned by Wiley and there are no hidden tie-ins that Gemma should be aware of. This deed ensures Gemma that the property he or she is buying is actually owned by Wiley and Gemma won’t
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For hundreds of years, people have often wondered what it meant to own something. To Aristotle in ancient Greece, owning something was meant to be a tangible thing, something that he could hold and feel and grow attached to. Modern day philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre said ownership could extended through tangible objects and thought that that skills were something that someone could own, as well as tangible things. Me personally, I'm somewhere in between. I definitely see both sides of the argument
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the people who are giving this consent with different lens. Locke considered the assurance of one’s private property a positive and prosperous for man, and motivated the ability to attain more than what is needed as long as it is not taken by force or gone to waste. Rousseau blatantly viewed it as an evil phenomenon that would begin the domino effect for the decline in
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1414 × 2121 Caption Tenants are responsible for repairing damage they cause to their units. Alternate Text Group The only thing worse than water gushing out of your dishwasher is paying a hefty bill to have the problem fixed. If you own your home, the repair bill is all yours and there's probably no way out. If you rent, however, a quick phone call to your landlord may be all you need to get the issue fixed. Even in a rental unit, however, certain repairs could fall on you rather than your landlord
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The "Takings Clause" of the U.S. Constitution states simply "nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation." (Sullivan, n.d.) However, in the last quarter century, that clause has taken on a prominent role in constitutional jurisprudence, particularly with respect to the limits of state and local regulatory power. Any discussion of the Takings Clause should begin with the history that led to its enactment and the way case law has developed. There are two main points
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It is unfair for graffiti to be solely considered art as it vandalizes and causes destruction to private property. Andre Saraiva, a well-known street artist “of a new generation of graffiti artists who regard nature — not just the built environment — as their canvas,” was said to have painted on a boulder from Joshua Tree National Park which upset American nature lovers, many of whom are still fans of graffiti art (Sahagun). In 2013, there had been a need for a big cleanup in Rattlesnake Canyon
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you are the owner of a rental property and frequently deal with residential and/or commercial leases, it is a very good idea to be well versed in the rights of renters so that you can protect your investment and yourself by being compliant with requirements. One of the most common disputes between a landlord and a tenant is the security deposit. While many renters are unaware of their legal rights regarding security deposits, it will not bode well for landlords/property owners to disregard these rights
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You forgot to include the second mortgage, the City of Bellingham loan for $24,906.00. In the context of real estate, the difference between the current market value of the property and the amount the owner still owes on the first and possible the second mortgage is the equity. The First mortgage balance is $124,620.36 and the second mortgage is $24, 903.00 for a total owing of $149,523.36. The assessed value is $154,047 for
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