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Real Estate & Landlord Tenant Law

By Jennifer Broadie •  April 12, 2024
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Looking for secondary sources on real estate or landlord tenant law in Pennsylvania? You may want to consult our Pennsylvania Real Estate & Landlord Tenant Law research guide.

This guide compiles both digital and print resources from our collection to help attorneys conduct research quickly and efficiently. Recommended resources include forms, free online resources, treatises, and practice aids.

A number of treatises and practice aids have been compiled, many of which include forms. The guide indicates when a particular title is available on our onsite Westlaw or Lexis computers. Potential chapters of interest, and other details, are also included for convienience:

Remember to also examine primary sources (such as statutes, administrative rules, case law, etc.) when conducting your research. For help locating primary source materials, see our PA Law guides.

For self-help and general internet resources regarding landlord tenant issues in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, please see the Self-Help: Landlord Tenant guide.

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