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Wisconsin Landlord/Tenant Questions.

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Having been in the property management industry for over 13 years in Wisconsin and working quite closely with attorneys I have learned a great deal of information regarding landlord/tenant relationships. Additionally my previous experience included assuring that the company I worked for was compliant with regards to the law.

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Attended several seminars regarding landlord/tenant laws. Over 13 years in the industry.

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New Land Enterprises, LLP - Milwaukee, WI. EA Properties - Green Bay, WI. Fox Valley Housing - Appleton, WI. Kevin Zimmerman, Wendy Scheels, Dave Anderson and other independent owners throughout the state of Wisconsin.

 
   

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Real Estate Law (esp. Landlord-Tenant) - Selling while leasing


Expert: Michelle Mangen - 3/9/2009

Question
I live in Calif. and have 2 months (May)left on my lease. The owner wants to put the house up for sale right now and wants me to show it. I don't want anyone walking through my house. Do I legally have to show the house or does the owner have to wait until the lease is up.


Answer
Scott:

I'm not sure how things work in California so you may want to consult with someone there that knows more on your particular legalities.

In WI a owner can put a property up for sale while it's rented. They can't require the tenant to show the home. They can come into the home with a 12 hour advance notice.

Again, check out California law....maybe google "California landlord tenant"

Michelle Mangen
Owner, Your Virtual Assistant
Neenah, WI
http://www.TheVirtualAsst.com


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