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Q: Where can I get information on writing leases?
A: Landlords can turn to several good books for legal and management advice. Some contain sample forms for the tenant's move-in condition checklist, owner's notice of intent to enter an occupied unit and warning notices, for example.

Resources:

"The Landlord's Troubleshooter," Robert Irwin, Dearborn Trade, a Kaplan Professional Company, Chicago; 2004.
"Every Landlord's Legal Guide," Marcia Stewart, Ralph Warner and Janet Portman, Nolo Press, Berkeley, Calif.; 2003.

Q: Where do I get information about being a landlord?
A: If you are a landlord and have questions, contact:

National Multi-Housing Council, 1850 M Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20036; call (202) 974-2300; nmhc.org.
National Apartment Association, 21 N. Union St., Suite 200, Alexandria, VA 22314; (703) 518-6141; naahq.org.

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