All registered landlords should have received an email from the City, requesting input as to how the shutdown is affecting us. Please be sure to respond, as all information collected will be vital in determining the need for any assistance we and our renters could be eligible for. Here is the email with the link […]
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PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS, YOUR RIGHTS, AND YOUR TENANTS – A LANDLORD’S GUIDE TO THE COVID-19 RESPONSE The following is provided as a community service to the members of Landlords of Iowa. This is not legal advice and is instead a general analysis of recent suspensions of Iowa’s Landlord/Tenant law due to the state’s COVID-19 response. […]
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Of course, you all realize by now that we are unable to hold our April meeting. We are anxiously awaiting news as to whether we will be able to meet in May. April is Fair Housing month, and our speaker was to have been Stefanie Munsterman-Scriven, newly appointed Executive Director of the Cedar Rapids Civil […]
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There are still some seats left for our March meeting. Join us this Thursday, March 12, noon at the Longbranch. Magistrate Carrie Bryner will speak to us about landlords and tenants in small claims court. Many of us have had cases lost due to simple procedural mistakes. Find out the details that will improve your […]
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Your renter has not paid, and after trying to work with them, they have exhausted your patience. Your notices have been served, and today is finally the day of the court hearing to regain possession of your property. But you get to court, and something goes wrong. You end up losing your case, and the […]
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Still some seats left – don’t miss this one! If you’ve never had to do a full eviction, you may not know what to expect. We are “lucky” if the renters just move out after being ordered by the judge at the court hearing. But, what if they don’t? There they sit in your property, […]
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Still some seats left – don’t miss this one! If you’ve never had to do a full eviction, you may not know what to expect. We are “lucky” if the renters just move out after being ordered by the judge at the court hearing. But, what if they don’t? There they sit in your property, […]
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There are still some seats left for our meeting this week. Our attorney presentations can get somewhat crowded. RSVP today! Do you use a written lease? Have you ever read it, start to finish? If so, do you absolutely understand every single clause? It is always astonishing how many landlords have never read their lease, […]
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Do you use a written lease? Have you ever read it, start to finish? If so, do you absolutely understand every single clause? It is always astonishing how many landlords have never read their lease, or even know what’s in it. You can become an expert on your own lease at our meeting this month. […]
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The Kirkwood Hotel has extended our RSVP deadline to this Sunday, December 15th. Sign up today! Join Landlords of Linn County for our annual meeting and Holiday party at the Kirkwood Hotel on Thursday, December 19th as we enjoy their elegant Christmas buffet. At only $25 per person, you can’t beat this price for a […]
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