As a landlord in Idaho, it’s important that you familiarize yourself with the rules regarding when a tenant can break their lease early – both legally and illegally. In this blog, we at Keyrenter Boise will cover both the justified and unjustified reasons for early...
Successful rental owners follow these guidelines to ensure the success of their rental, and maximize their owning experience. 1. Treat your rental property like a business… because it is a business! 2. Have a financial reserve set aside for the “unexpected.” Placing...
The short answer is an emphatic YES. SHORT EXPLANATION If you don’t add your property manager as additional insured, and you and/or your property manager are sued by a neighbor, tenant, visitor, etc. for something related to the property, you will be required to pay...
Having to evict a tenant after they break their lease is never a good situation for a landlord. An eviction process can be difficult to navigate, especially since each state has different laws enforced. This is why we at Keyrenter Boise have put together a...
Idaho defines a security deposit as “any money deposited with a landlord that isn’t rent.” Most landlords require tenants to pay a security deposit prior to moving into their rental premises. The deposit acts as a financial cushion against potential things such as:...
In Idaho, the landlord-tenant relationship is established after a tenant pays rent in exchange for occupying a rental property. In such a case, Idaho law (Idaho Code §§ 55-301 – §§ 55-308) grants both parties to the lease certain rights and obligations. As a landlord...
