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The Kenyan Landlord Handbook

Everything a small landlord needs to know — MRI, tenancy agreements, rent collection, vacant units, and the day-to-day mechanics of running a rental.

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  • Monthly Rental Income (MRI): what you owe, when, and how to file
  • Drafting a tenancy agreement that holds up — sample included
  • Rent collection systems: M-Pesa paybill setup, late-fee policies
  • Vetting tenants legally and effectively
  • Vacancy planning so empty months don't wreck your year
  • When the law lets you evict, and the actual process

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If you own 1–20 units, this is the playbook for treating your rental as a real business. We cover the legal basics (rent control, tenancy agreements, eviction process), the financial basics (MRI, depreciation, what KRA actually wants), and the operational basics — collecting rent on time, handling repairs, vetting tenants without breaking the law.

Written specifically for the Kenyan rental market: Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, and the upcountry towns where most landlords actually operate.