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Most landlords will consider picture hooks a “minor alteration” and permission is usually granted. Many tenancy agreements state that tenants are not able to hang pictures via alternative methods such as Blu Tack, washi tape and adhesive hooks.

Your tenancy agreement should state whether you're able to hang pictures in your rental property. “Most landlords will allow tenants to hang pictures, so long as any damage to walls, such as nail or screw holes, are made good at the end of the tenancy,” says Rob.

A: In California, a landlord generally has the right to enter the rental unit to show it to potential buyers with a 24-hour written notice. However, taking photographs of a tenant's personal belongings without the tenant's consent can raise privacy concerns.

Yes – in most cases, tenants are allowed to hang pictures in rental properties. Most landlords will see hanging pictures as a 'minor' alteration to the rental property and permission is typically granted. However, you will need to discuss these alterations with your landlord prior to hanging anything on the walls.

A: In California, a landlord generally has the right to enter the rental unit to show it to potential buyers with a 24-hour written notice. However, taking photographs of a tenant's personal belongings without the tenant's consent can raise privacy concerns.

Even if a place is rented, you can still decorate it the way you want and hang up all the nice art you've been collecting. And yes, you can do it without violating the lease and losing your security deposit. Below are some surprisingly smart and easy ways you can do this.

That 7 year timeframe is pretty accurate and this should be a conversation between you and your landlord to find a reasonable resolution. Ask your landlord when the carpet was installed and what the depreciation schedule is (they'll know that you know what they are trying to do when you ask that).

Carpeting has a lifespan of between five and seven years. Interior paint is good for three to five years. So, if you have a tenant moving out after five years of living in your property, you will almost certainly need to repaint it, and you may have to replace the carpeting. This should be done at your own expense.

On average, carpet should last around nine to ten years, but it may wear out a little earlier if used in high-foot traffic areas such as hallways or walkways. ing to HUD, a carpet manufacturer also assigns a life expectancy rating to the different types and styles of carpet.