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 RENTLAW.COM - Now 40,000 Members

OCEAN, N.J. -- Rentlaw.com today announced that it now has 40,000 registered members.  The company began their membership drive only this past May in California and is continuing the campaign across the nation .

As of this month, residents in the United States of may simply visit Rentlaw.com's website (http://www.rentlaw.com) and select any state to view the Landlord Tenant Law for that state. In addition, there are links to many local and state agencies to service Landlords and Tenants or others in need..

"People are constantly looking for information and assistance on Landlord Tenant issues across their nation - quickly and for free," said David Dorfman, Publisher, Rentlaw.com.  "And we're delighted that many of them are choosing Rentlaw.com for its simplicity and national coverage"

Rentlaw.com operates one of the largest and free Landlord Tenant Guides on the Internet.  In addition to its 40,000 registered members, Rentlaw.com serves non-registered as well. The site is free and no membership is required. "Registered members will receive a monthly newsletter with a monthly site or information to research," said Dorfman.

In their October, 2002 newsletter (http://www.rentlaw.com/newsletternat1002.htm), Rentlaw.com introduced members to the Department of Housing and Urban Development website (www.hud.gov) and their many programs suitable to Landlords and Tenants.

As we build scale, we intend to extend our articles and news features across all fascists of the Real Estate market whenever feasible," said Dorfman.   "After all, Rentlaw.com has built a prominent Landlord Tenant guide that consumers rely on every day." 

Rentlaw.com said it is anxious to offer consumers as much information as possible and has expanded to include information on Renter's Insurance, Mortgage Rates, Credit and more. "This is what our members want," said Dorfman "Quick, free information."

"Landlords may want to become Tenants, and some Tenants want to be Landlords," said Dorfman. "Think about it. The ability of a Tenant becoming the Landlord. People have visions of making millions as a Landlord while others are looking for an investment more stable then the stock market or a good tax shelter. Some want to be the next Trump."

Dorfman explained that RENTLAW.COM includes more information on Real Estate Investment as well as the Landlord Tenant Relationship. Rentlaw.com offers a large selection of Real Estate Books - for the Landlord, Tenant, Investor and Real Estate Agent.  

"The fact that we've reached 40,000 registered members this quickly clearly proves that the there is a strong need for Landlord Tenant and Real Estate  information in general" said Dorfman. "We're hopeful that state regulators will continue to make decisions that will enable Landlords and Tenants quickly understand the complicated issues surrounding the Landlord Tenant relationship and at the same time, encourage others to invest in Rental Housing instead of the stock market."

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