Landlords Legal Guide in Illinois, 2E (Landlord's Legal by Mark Warda, Diana Summers

By Mark Warda, Diana Summers

The right way to deal with your tenants, care for difficulties, and deal with evictions by yourself. The Landlord's felony advisor in Illinois deals transparent and straightforward motives of Illinois condominium estate legislation. entire with all of the kinds you wish, in addition to a listing of assets for Illinois landlords and copies of acceptable legislation, this consultant permits you to deal with the landlord-tenant dating from program to eviction and beyond.This publication deals precise details on:--Rental applications--Laws--Residential and advertisement property--Security deposits--Pets--Discrimination--Maintenance and estate damage--Rent legislation laws--Leases and rent modifications--Liability

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For example, if a landlord fraudulently gets a tenant to enter into a lease, the tenant will be able to sue under this act. Landlords must guard against making misrepresentations about the premises or suppressing any information that could be regarded as material to a tenant. IMPOSSIBILITY The lease may not be enforceable if it states that the premises are rented for a certain purpose and it is impossible to use the premises for that purpose. ILLEGALITY If a lease is entered into for an illegal purpose, it is void and unenforceable by either party.

Landlords are not required to go into major expenses such as installing an elevator in a building. However, some courts have found that installing an inexpensive concrete ramp for access to an entrance door is reasonable. Disabled tenants must be allowed to make "reasonable" modifications to their own living units or common areas at the tenant’s expense if the modification is necessary for the tenant to live comfortably and safely (42 USC Section 3604 (f)(3)(A)). These modifications must be: (1) reasonable; (2) needed for the comfort/safety of the tenant; and, (3) items that will not make the unit unacceptable for the next tenant or that will be restored to the original condition.

This act details residents’ rights, the licensing of the facilities, and sets up definitions to determine which facilities are covered by this statute. HOTELS AND MOTELS Hotels and motels are not covered by the landlord/tenant statutes. The Innkeeper Protection Act (740 ILCS 90) regulates hotels, motels, apartment hotels, residential hotels, motor courts, inns, and boarding and lodging houses where twenty-five or more rooms are used for lodging travelers and guests. This act details the liability of the proprietor for guests’ valuables, baggage, and other losses.

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