A legal expert is advising property owners on a crucial clause that could prevent them from losing their real estate in rental agreements. According to Hanita Morales, a real estate and notary lawyer, including a specific clause in rental contracts is essential to safeguard properties against tenants who might engage in illicit activities or attempt to claim ownership. Morales emphasized the vulnerability of property owners who rely on generic online contract templates or informal verbal agreements. "This clause practically protects you in case your tenant occupies your property and commits an illicit act as established by law, so the government does not take your house or commercial premises that you have rented," she stated. The lawyer stressed that without this specific provision, property owners could find their assets compromised. She urged landlords to review and update their rental contracts to ensure this protective clause is included, advising direct consultation for those needing to update their agreements. This advice comes as a vital reminder for all property owners to secure their investments through legally sound documentation.
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