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Landlords are individuals or entities who own [[real property]], such as houses, apartments, or commercial buildings, and rent or lease that property to others, known as [[tenants]]. The act of renting property is a fundamental aspect of the [[free market]] and allows individuals and families to access housing and businesses to utilize commercial spaces without the full financial burden of ownership. Landlords provide a valuable service by making properties available for rent, thereby contributing to the overall housing and economic infrastructure.

Landlords are individuals or entities who own [[real property]], such as houses, apartments, or commercial buildings, and rent or lease that property to others, known as [[tenants]]. The act of renting property is a fundamental aspect of the [[free market]] and allows individuals and families to access housing and businesses to utilize commercial spaces without the full financial burden of ownership. Landlords provide a valuable service by making properties available for rent, thereby contributing to the overall housing and economic infrastructure.

Responsibilities and Rights

Responsibilities and Rights

Landlords have several key responsibilities to their tenants, typically outlined in a legally binding [[lease agreement]]. These responsibilities often include:

Landlords have several key responsibilities to their tenants, typically outlined in a legally binding [[lease agreement]]. These responsibilities often include: