Idaho’s Landlord Tenant Law recommends the following:

1.  Conduct a criminal, financial, credit, and rental background check on every adult applicant. 

2.  Inspect the rental property with the tenant before moving in and after vacating the property.

3.  Take pictures and video tape the property before a tenant moves in and after vacating.

4.  Provide copies of the lease and any addendums. 

5.  Provide receipts for cash payments.

6.   Keep accurate records.

7.  Explain the lease terms to the tenant if necessary.

RENTAL SIGNAGE

Advertising available rental properties can be expensive. The cheapest and proven tool for effective advertising is to use directional signs. Posting a “For Rent” sign at the property, the nearest corner, as well as, the closest major intersection or cross streets will pay huge in financial savings and advertising effectiveness!
If you post a sign in the yard of another property be sure to inquire with the owners or current tenant for permission. Failure to acquire permission could mean your sign may end up in the garbage.
Another technique is to place exterior signage and interior signage at your available rental property. Be sure to open all window coverings allowing prospective tenants the ability to peek in the windows. Add flyers on the “For Rent” sign providing more specific rental information. These signs are a fantastic renting technique filling your rentals fast, easy and at the lowest possible cost.

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