The Partners for Good Housing Handbook: A Guide for Philadelphia Landlords
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· Reviewed by Benjamin Oller, Founder, TCS Property Management
The Partners for Good Housing Handbook is the City of Philadelphia's reference guide for landlords and tenants. This guide is currently being written. When complete, it will explain what the handbook is, its legal significance, what topics it covers, whether landlords must provide it to tenants, and where to obtain copies.
Check back soon for the full guide. In the meantime, see our Philadelphia Rental License Guide for the licensing process that references the handbook.
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What is the Partners for Good Housing Handbook?
It is a reference guide published by the City of Philadelphia covering landlord and tenant responsibilities. Full details will be provided in the published version of this guide.
Is it required reading for landlords?
Whether landlords are legally required to provide it to tenants will be confirmed in the published version of this guide.
Where can I get a copy?
The current source for obtaining the handbook will be provided in the published version of this guide.
What topics does it cover?
The handbook covers maintenance, safety, leases, deposits, and tenant rights. A full summary will be provided in the published version.