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THE TENANT'S HANDBOOK
"The Tenant's Handbook: Understanding and Protecting Your Rights in Uganda"
Did you know that you have rights as a tenant?
Yes, tenants are entitled to rights. These rights may vary depending on the jurisdiction and specific laws applicable to the tenant-landlord relationship. Some of the key rights and obligations for tenants in Uganda include the right to:
1. Fair treatment: Tenants have the right to be treated with fairness, respect, and dignity by landlords and property managers. 2. Privacy: Tenants have the right to enjoy their rented premises without unreasonable interference from the landlord. Landlords cannot enter the premises without proper notice except in emergencies. 3. Right to be informed: Landlords are obligated to provide tenants with clear and accurate information about the terms of the tenancy agreement, including the amount of rent, utilities, and any additional fees. 4. Written tenancy agreement: Both the tenant and landlord must sign a written tenancy agreem
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THE IMPORTANCE OF REFERRALS
"The Gift That Keeps on Giving: The Importance of Referrals"
I love referrals because they are a powerful form of validation and trust. When someone refers a product or service to me, they have had a positive experience and are confident enough to recommend it to others. Referrals also often lead to strong connections and relationships, as they come from people we know and trust. Additionally, referrals can be a valuable source of new business and growth opportunities, as they can help expand your network and reach a wider audience. I love referrals because they are a win-win situation for both parties involved.
When trying to sell a property. The reputation and connections of a skilled real estate agent can make all the difference in closing especially a high-end deal. A referral from a trusted source can provide instant credibility and help attract serious buyers who are willing to pay top dollar for a premium property. In the competitive world of real estate, having a strong netwo
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ESSENTIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR INCREASING RENT
Essential Considerations for Increasing Rent: Insights for Landlords
When considering a rent increase for tenants, landlords need to approach the decision carefully and fairly. Here are some steps to help them navigate the process:
Evaluate local market conditions: Research the current rental market to determine if rental rates in the area are increasing. Understanding the market trends will help justify a rent increase.
Review local laws and regulations: Familiarize yourself with the rental laws and regulations in your area. Some jurisdictions may impose restrictions on how much and how often rent can be increased.
Assess operating costs: Review the expenses associated with running the property, including property taxes, maintenance, insurance, and utilities. If these costs have significantly increased, it may be reasonable to consider a rent increase.
Consider tenant history: Evaluate the tenant's payment history, length of tenancy, and general compliance with the lease agreem
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