Licensing, the Eviction Diversion Program, getting back rent paid by the City, and the compliance steps that trip landlords up — explained in plain English by the team that handles them every day.
Get a delinquent tenant's unpaid rent paid by the City — up to $3,500 plus two months of future rent, by direct deposit. The process, the timeline, the 60-day moratorium, and what it costs.
Back RentThe mandatory pre-eviction step every Philadelphia landlord must take — and the assistance track inside it that gets the City to pay.
LicensingThe four steps to legally rent — in the exact order they have to happen, with the ones that stall landlords flagged.
LicensingMost landlords do. What it is, the owner-occupied exception, and where it sits in the chain.
ComplianceThe tenancy document that can cost you the right to evict if you skip it.
ComplianceWhat a lead-safe certificate is, who needs one, and how it ties to your rental license.
We get a delinquent tenant's back rent paid by the City, and handle Philadelphia licensing and tax compliance end to end. Start with a free review.