Landlord-Tenant Laws and Regulations in Delaware
Explore a detailed collection of laws and regulations specific to Delaware helping you stay informed and compliant.
Ending Tenancy Early in Delaware
During the agreement term, you may not change the rental amount. If you provide at least 60 days’ notice to the tenant, you may change the rental amount and any other provision in the agreement for the next rental period. However, the tenant has the o
Feb 26, 2025
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Delaware Security Deposit Law
Even when a tenancy seems to be performing perfectly, you should always consider the regulations that bind your acceptance, usage, and return of the security deposit. It never hurts to play it safe. Accepting the security deposit Delaware is one of the
Feb 26, 2025
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Delaware Maintenance Responsibilities
When a tenant lives in a place that you own, one thing becomes very clear: the property needs both you and your tenant’s help in maintenance and upkeep. Per 25 Del.C. § 5305 and 5503, Delaware has set aside certain responsibilities for both you and y
Feb 26, 2025
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Delaware Repairs and Alterations
The Delaware laws for repairs and alterations are pretty standard with a few additions. Your tenant may not make any repairs or alterations without prior written consent from you and, if applicable, the homeowners association. The repairs and alteration
Feb 26, 2025
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Delaware Abandoned Property
A tenant leaving without notice could be one of the most frightening experiences for a landlord. It’s very important that you follow these steps to achieve a potentially more positive experience than you may expect. Evidence of abandonment constitutes
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Breach of Lease in Delaware
If a tenant has breached a rule or covenant which is evident in the agreement, not including late payment of rent, you must notify your tenant of said breach in writing and shall wait at least seven days after the notice has been given for the breach to
Feb 26, 2025
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