Do you rent out residential property to private individuals? Are you wondering whether you can terminate the tenancy agreement? What about temporary rentals, subletting or rent protection? What should you do if your tenant causes a nuisance or does not use the property correctly? Our tenancy law specialists can guide you through every step of the process, helping you to rent out your property with certainty and confidence.
Renting out residential property comes with legal responsibilities. As a landlord, you often have to deal with robust tenant protection laws. Our lawyers will ensure that you are not taken by surprise. We can support you with the following:
Have questions about renting out residential property or are you involved in a current rental dispute? Contact our tenancy law attorneys. We will work with you to anticipate risks and provide a solid legal basis, helping you to maintain control over your property as a landlord.
As summer approaches, many landlords are raising rents. In this blog, attorney Cindy Luiten provides an overview of the most important rules and points to consider for properties in the private, mid-market and social housing sectors.
The Affordable Rent Act went into effect on July 1, 2024. The purpose of the Act is to improve the affordability of rental housing. The Act focuses on regulating rents for social and mid-range properties.
