Webinar: WA It's the Law - Lease Agreements
Multifamily NW Welcomes Bradley Kraus, Warren Allen, LLP
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Starting the Tenancy Out on the Right Foot: Rental Agreements, Installment Agreements, and Execution/Holding Deposits. Entering into a new tenancy can be a complex process, but starting off with a clear and comprehensive understanding of rental agreements, installment agreements, and execution/holding deposits can set the stage for a smooth and positive renting experience. This guide is designed to provide both landlords and tenants with essential knowledge to ensure that all parties are on the same page from the very beginning.
Multifamily NW Welcomes
Bradley Kraus, Attorney,
Warren Allen, LLP
Bradley Kraus is a member of Warren Allen’s landlord/tenant practice and represents many of the region’s most successful landlords. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, he attended law school and graduated cum laude from Lewis and Clark Law School. Along with landlord/tenant law, Mr. Kraus assists clients in various civil litigation, probate, and family law matters.Prior to joining Warren Allen, Mr. Kraus gained valuable experience in each of his specialties working as a law clerk for the Honorable Judge Katherine Tennyson at the Multnomah County Circuit Court and the Honorable Judge John F. Nichols at the Clark County Superior Court. During law school, Mr. Kraus assisted Multnomah County in a variety of civil litigation matters as a member of the County Attorney’s Office.A native of New Ulm, Minnesota, Mr. Kraus continues to root for Minnesota sports teams in his free time. He is an avid sports fan, enjoys exercise, spending time with his dogs, and spending time with his friends.
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