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Landlord and Tenant Problems
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CDC Eviction Moratorium
The Centers for Disease Control order declares a national moratorium on certain residential evictions for nonpayment of rent, as well as other fees or charges. The moratorium became effective on September 4, 2020 and lasts through December 31, 2020. The moratorium applies only to tenants who meet certain requirements and provide a signed form declaration (on the previous page) to their landlords. Read More
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Eviction for non-payment of rent
Information on eviction for non-payment of rent in a private rental situation--NOT PUBLIC HOUSING. Read More
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Getting Your Security Deposit Back
This information provides a brief overview of what to do if your landlord won't give you your security deposit back when you move out. Read More
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How to Get Your Landlord to Make Repairs
If you want your landlord to fix something, you must follow the rules set out in the law. If you fail to follow the rules carefully, you run the risk of being evicted for nonpayment of rent. Read More
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I am being evicted! What can i do?
What should you do? Go to court! Read More
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Landlord & Tenant - Rights and Duties
Overview of landlord and tenant law in Oklahoma. Read More
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Can My Landlord Lock Me Out?
Probably not - when you rent a home, you have the right to possession of the entire residence. It is illegal for your landlord to keep you from possessing the home by locking you out unless you have been evicted. Read More
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Moving Out
When you are planning to move from your house or apartment, there are several things you should do to protect yourself. The steps you should take depend on the terms of your agreement with your landlord. Read More
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Top Ten Tips for Landlord & Tenant Relationships
Video explaining 10 things to do, watch for and document to avoid problems! Read More
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Can A Landlord Keep Your Security Deposit?
General Information on whether a landlord can keep your security deposit. Read More
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Move-In Check List
Before you rent an apartment, take a look around with the landlord or maintenance staff. This Move-In check list will help you make notes about any existing damage to the apartment. Sign and date it AND be sure to have the apartment owner or agent sign it right after your walk through. If you decide to rent the apartment, you'll have noted any damages and won't be charged for repairs of those items when you move out. Content Detail
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What Are Your Rights and Duties As a Tenant?
FAQ provided by the Oklahoma Bar Association. Content Detail
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Before you sign a lease or rental agreement (video)
Before you sign a lease or rental agreement take a look around and note any damages. Read More
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Public & Subsidized Housing
Fair Housing laws apply to every housing situation but different rules apply to public housing (government housing programs) and subsidized housing, like Section 8, either project based or vouched based, programs. Read More
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What Are Your Rights As a Landlord?
Frequently asked questions on being a landlord. Content Detail
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