Nebraska Rental Agreement Forms and Landlord Resources
Nebraska landlords and property managers face new challenges managing their properties every day. It’s because of these challenges we designed the Nebraska lease agreement with Nebraska assist to guide landlords and property managers through all of the landlord-tenant legal requirements. For example our Nebraska assist reminds landlords that security deposits may not exceed one month’s rent. Nebraska assist exist throughout the lease to ensure our landlords and property managers are always in compliance with Nebraska landlord-tenant laws.
It is important to us that Nebraska landlords and property managers have everything they need to manage their properties effortlessly. To that end, we offer all of the following services: tenant screenings, discussion forum, Nebraska attorney directory, link to contractor referrals, educational articles and summaries of Nebraska landlord-tenant law, link to Nebraska state and local investor associations, and much, much more.
It doesn’t have to be difficult to manage your residential rentals and with the wealth of resources we provide, it won’t be.
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Nebraska Bar Association Landlord Tenant Act
This pamphlet provides information on the Landlord Tenant Act in Nebraska and is provided by the Nebraska Bar Association.
www.nrec.ne.gov/legal/landlordacttoc.html
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Video Tip: Know Your State Laws
Posted June 21, 2017
It is important to always know your state regulations for landlord tenant laws. Make sure you have all forms and documents that you need to provide and are required to have in your area.
What is an Addendum and How Is It Used?
Posted June 13, 2017
The Latin word “addendum” appeared more than 230 years ago to define “something added.” Here we are in the early 21st century, and no one on Earth speaks Latin as his or her native language.
Yet, that word, addendum, is still in heavy use to describe something added to a book, to a magazine, to a yearbook, and, yes, to a lease agreement.
Even if you are in that small minority of folks who still remember a few words from long-ago Latin lessons, the use of lease addenda (that’s plural for addendum) may still stump you. So here’s the 411 on that important form.
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