Let's say you are having a landlord tenant dispute...
You download an eviction notice from the GJLA members'
website. You learn from our Reference Guide that you need
to give them a written eviction notice before you file a
Landlord Tenant Complaint. You keep track of the eviction with the
GJLA Eviction Checklist.
If you receive the judgment you submit the tenant's name to the Johnstown Credit Bureau to
help collect the debt. When you are ready to rent the home our website explains how to place online ads and use the
GJLA Rental
Application. At our next meeting you learn
how to check references and avoid classic landlord mistakes.
Then you use
the GJLA Rental Agreement written by our attorney to protect your rights and enforce your rules and regulations.
You learn that Pennsylvania is considering a new landlord-tenant law so you check PROA's website to learn more about it.
Finally you take a moment to write an idea on the GJLA member's website to help other landlords.
In 2015 the GJLA convinced Westmont Borough to repeal their expensive and needless Rental Ordinance
and pay money to offset our legal expenses. You can read more here.
