I agreed with Hamsika Iyer. Unlike the real estate law, which is gradually gaining ground and most homebuyers today are aware of their rights, most tenants are not aware of the state-specific tenant protection law. They choose to accept that the landlord holds the supreme power.
Hi Shweta, There is a lack of uniformity when it comes to leasing in India especially because various states have their own processes in place. The landlord enjoys the power of position and this often leads to the tenant being treating as an underling. This could lead to tenant eviction despite agreements.
The rental housing market has evolved over the years, with new legislation and registration procedures that help to protect landlords against the potential risk of tenants violating terms and conditions of the rental agreement. The first step for landlord, is to identify the prevailing rental rates in the micro-market where the property is located. Landlords should also have all the necessary documents in place, to ensure that their property remains in safe hands.