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Where can I ask a landlord question?

A landlord-perspective discussion room for property-operation questions — with required location tags and bans on violence, doxxing and tool spam; not a substitute for local legal counsel.

Questions from landlords about operations, tenants and property management have a different home than renter advice boards. r/Landlord is for conversations and information sharing by landlords; tenants may ask when they want a landlord’s perspective. Law is local, and peer replies are not legal advice.

Where to ask

r/Landlord

Best for: Landlord-side operations questions, and tenant questions that specifically want a landlord’s perspective.

Why it fits: Its public description: “Conversations, ideas, and information sharing by landlords. Tenants are welcome if they are looking for answers from a landlord's perspective.”

Rules to know before posting:

  • Do not advocate or celebrate violence or suicide.
  • No purely philosophical or ethical debates about the profession — keep it practical.
  • No trolling; do not post anyone’s personal information; no profanity in titles.
  • Do not solicit help for a new app, website or landlord tool.
  • Be civil.
  • Tag posts with role and location in the title (for example [Landlord US-PA]); no spam, referral or repeating posts.

Read r/Landlord’s current rules on Reddit

Before you post

  • Put [Landlord] or [Tenant] plus jurisdiction in the title as required.
  • Day-to-day renter living tips still fit the apartment-renting where-to-post page.
  • Peer replies are not legal advice — use the legal where-to-post page when you need jurisdiction-specific legal information.

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Rule summaries are paraphrased from each community’s published rules (public archive copy retrieved 7 November 2026; original snapshot date unavailable). Current rules may differ — check the community’s rules before posting. A good fit does not guarantee a reply.