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⏳ Eviction hardship extension… how long can it actually buy you?

Imagine life giving you a tiny pause button - yep, that’s what this is. 🛑💼 Some extensions are a week, some a month… either way, it’s your official “keep calm and sort your stuff” period. 😅🏡

The exact time depends on your court and state law, but here’s what you can usually expect 👉 leaserunner.com/blog/how-to-file-a-hardship-stay-of-eviction ✨📌

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📝 What can void a three-day notice in California?

Turns out, it’s not just waving a magic wand 🪄 - a few simple mistakes by your landlord can turn that “hurry up and leave” notice into… basically nothing. 😎

Late dates, wrong signatures, missing details… suddenly your three-day panic turns into a “relax, grab some snacks” moment. 🍿🏡

Curious how it all works? Peek here 👉 leaserunner.com/eviction-check ✨✅

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🏠 Can a landlord evict you without a lease?

Short answer: Yes… but also, maybe not? 😅 It’s like showing up to a party you didn’t RSVP to - technically you’re there, but the rules are murky. 🕵️‍♀️💼

Before your landlord decides to turn your “cozy stay” into a surprise game of musical chairs, there’s a handy guide that spills all the details (without the panic). 📜✨

Check it out 👉 leaserunner.com/blog/can-you-evict-a-tenant-without-a-lease 🏡💡

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Public Eviction Records: The Screening Step You Might Be Missing

Credit reports show you how someone manages money. Background checks help flag criminal records. But if you’re not looking at public eviction records, you’re leaving a blind spot wide open. It’s like checking a car’s paint job and engine - but skipping the accident history. You might still miss the biggest red flag. Public eviction records show you: ✔️ Past disputes with property owners ✔️ Lease violations or skipped rent ✔️ Repeat patterns that credit can’t reveal They’re not just “nice to have.” They’re how you avoid tenants who’ve been through this before -and might do it again. 👉 Stay one step ahead. Run an Eviction Check with LeaseRunner: https://www.leaserunner.com/eviction-check

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Valid Reasons for Eviction in Texas: Quick Guide

As a landlord, you can’t evict someone just because things get difficult. Texas is considered a landlord-friendly state, but there are still clear rules you have to follow. Here are the valid legal reasons for eviction in Texas: 🔹 They stop paying rent 🔹 They break the lease (like bringing in pets without asking) 🔹 They damage your property or do something illegal 🔹 They refuse to leave after the lease ends If the reason doesn’t fit one of these, you might end up in legal trouble yourself. That’s why it’s so important to screen tenants carefully—before you hand over the keys. ✅ Run an eviction check. ✅ Spot warning signs early. ✅ Make sure you’re working with tenants who respect your rules. 🔗 Check now with LeaseRunner: https://www.leaserunner.com/eviction-check

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Does eviction reform really make everything harder for landlords?

Eviction laws are changing. Headlines talk about new restrictions. Social feeds stir up debates. And if you're a landlord, you're probably wondering: "Can I still remove tenants who don’t pay rent?" "What if they damage my property?" "Am I losing all control?" The truth is: eviction reform doesn't erase your rights - It just means you need to screen smarter before problems start. That’s why tools like Eviction Checks are more valuable than ever. ✔️ They show public eviction records across all 50 states ✔️ Help you spot repeat issues before signing a lease ✔️ Keep your rental decisions grounded in data, not guesswork Because reform or not, one thing hasn’t changed: Better screening leads to better tenants. 👉 Run an Eviction Check with LeaseRunner https://www.leaserunner.com/eviction-check