Urban Leases Detective

A private detective’s investigation of leases can involve a number of activities aimed at gathering information about tenants, landlords, properties, and matters related to lease agreements. Here are some examples of situations in which a private detective can conduct lease-related investigations:

Tenant background checks

Landlords can hire a private detective to conduct a background investigation of potential tenants before signing a lease. This may include verification of employment, rental history, criminal history, and personal references to assess the suitability and reliability of the tenant.

Breach of Contract Investigation

Landlords can hire a private detective to investigate cases of breach of contract by tenants, such as non-payment of rent, property damage, unauthorized subletting, or any other violation of the terms of the lease.

Surveillance of rented properties

Landlords can request undercover surveillance services to monitor the use and condition of a rented property, especially if they suspect tenants are involved in illicit activities, such as drug trafficking, vandalism, or unauthorized subletting.

Insurance Claims Investigation

Insurance companies may hire a private detective to investigate insurance claims related to rental properties, such as fire, flood, theft, or property damage, to verify the veracity of the claim and determine if it is fraud.

Recovery of stolen or lost property

Landlords can hire a private detective to locate and recover properties that have been stolen, vandalized, or abandoned by tenants without paying rent.

Investigation of unfair competition in the rental of properties

Property owners can hire a private detective to investigate cases of unfair competition by other property owners or real estate agents who are offering similar properties at lower prices or under more favorable conditions.

Urban lease detective service

Duplicity of domicile.
Improper assignments or subletting.
Rental of rooms by the tenant.
Lack of occupation and abandonment.
Dedication of dwellings or premises to other purposes.
Intentionally causing damage to the dwelling or unauthorized works when the consent of the landlord is required.
Carrying out annoying, unhealthy, harmful, dangerous or illicit activities in the home.
Location of delinquent tenants.

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