North Dakota Rental Agreement Forms and Landlord Resources
Did you know that in 2012 North Dakota was ranked the best- run state in the US? We think that’s pretty impressive and strive to make North Dakota residential rentals the best-run rentals in the country. With that goal in mind, we include North Dakota assist to provide all the legal mandates so landlords remain in compliance with landlord-tenant laws at all times.
Because it takes more than a legally compliant lease to effectively manage properties, we also offer a plethora of resources to ensure top-notch care and service. For starters, we offer a forum where you can get direct help from your peers who are veteran landlords, property managers, real estate agents and attorneys. You can ask any of your practical and legal questions there. When you prefer to do some research on your own for a particular topic, begin with our large database of relevant articles. Once you’ve had your fill of brain food, take a gander at our tenant screening page where you can run credit and criminal background checks on any new prospects. When your tenants have settled in, there’s sure to be a need at some point for a contractor. We’ve got you covered there as well with our contractor referral link. And, if you ever find yourself in a legal bind, contact a North Dakota attorney from our list of local attorneys in your area.
With our many forms and resources, there is no reason for North Dakota residential rentals to be ranked anything other than ‘the best-run residential rentals in the country.
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North Dakota Apartment Association Landlord Tenant Rights The purpose of this booklet is to provide landlords and tenants with information about their responsibilities and legal rights in North Dakota.
This publication will include a general overview of North Dakota Landlord/Tenant Laws and other information on renting. This booklet is not intended to be a substitute for professional legal advice. Because factual circumstances vary in each case, detailed legal research or opinions may be necessary to resolve any problems.
www.ndaa.net
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