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Rights and Responsibilities

A Landlord's Rights and Responsibilities

The landlord has the right to:
  • Rent the property
  • Collect rent
  • Enter the unit (be sure you understand when and why)
  • Evict a tenant for late rent payment or otherwise violating the lease

The landlord is responsible for:
  • Complying with local housing/building codes
  • Making repairs to keep the property habitable
  • Keeping common areas clean and safe
  • Maintaining all systems in safe, working condition
  • Providing trash receptacles and trash removal
  • Supplying water and heat, except where tenant has control over the heating system and pays the bill

A Renter's Rights and Responsibilities

The tenant has the right to:
  • Normal, operating plumbing, heating, and electrical systems
  • An overall safe environment in which to live
The tenant is responsible for:
  • Paying rent and utility bills promptly
  • Utilizing the unit as agreed to in the lease
  • Keeping the unit clean and safe; disposing of trash; operating plumbing, heating, and electrical systems in the correct manner
  • Reporting problems to the landlord immediately
  • Communicating with the landlord in writing, and keeping a copy along with rent receipts
  • Handling any maintenance, such as snow removal, as agreed to in the lease



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