It’s no secret the relationships between tenants and landlords are sometimes portrayed as less than ideal, even to the point of one party painting the other in a cartoonish, sinister manner. Often, many of the instances that perpetuate ongoing stigmas about both are the result of simple misunderstandings or miscommunication.
Last year, a California court case sought to redact date of birth information from court records and succeeded. The ruling added unnecessary barriers to the
It seems like rental housing laws pop up in the blink of an eye. Since the sweat-inducing rental housing laws proposed in August, we’ve got
With the holidays coming up and more people shopping online than ever, identity theft is a greater risk than ever. While it’s up to your
Being ghosted by a renter can be a disruptive and confusing experience for any rental property owner. If you’ve never had to engage in the
Just as states were opening up to hear unlawful detainers again, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said psych! After the Trump
Over the past few years, we’ve seen state legislators turn up the heat when it comes to proposing and passing new landlord-tenant laws and credit
Perseverance and grit are built into the foundations of owning a rental property. While March through June of 2020 was taxing to say the least,
In America, the multifamily housing industry is at crossroads when it comes to evictions. While some states have begun to reopen with the promise that
Rental housing laws surrounding your application, tenant screening, and the decision process are constantly evolving, and it can be tough to keep up. While the
While these are strange times for all of us, the one constant you can expect in California is rapidly changing rental housing legislation… and even
The rental housing industry often feels the ripples of economic change in a direct way. Move outs, unpaid rent, late notices, subletters or roommates, and
From the battle cries of a rent strike to outright banning evictions, the response to renters’ rights during the pandemic has varied depending on what
We all know how important credit reports are (and if you don’t – the answer is very). Whether you’re buying a car, a house, applying
Criminal records for rental decisions have become increasingly restricted over the past few years, and those efforts could be accelerated. As many local and state
From Ohio to Alaska, several local and state governments have considered releasing non-violent criminals early to avoid catastrophic coronavirus outbreaks in local prisons and jails…
The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) update on April 5th reports that home confinement has already increased “by over 40% since March” and the Attorney General’s emergency order will only further increase these numbers.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) update on April 5th reports that home confinement has already increased “by over 40% since March” and the Attorney General’s emergency order will only further increase these numbers.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the nation in the past few weeks, state and local governments have responded to the threat of mass evictions
Portland, Oregon’s massive Fair Access in Renting (FAIR) ordinances have officially gone into effect on March 1st. Passing in June 2019, the FAIR ordinances cover
Let’s say it for the people in the back – working in the rental housing industry is tough! You wear a lot of different hats,
A bill aiming to restrict landlords’ and property managers’ ability to factor in criminal records in their tenant screening has surfaced in California. Although still
Last year, a California court case sought to redact date of birth information from court records and succeeded. The ruling added unnecessary barriers to the
It seems like rental housing laws pop up in the blink of an eye. Since the sweat-inducing rental housing laws proposed in August, we’ve got
With the holidays coming up and more people shopping online than ever, identity theft is a greater risk than ever. While it’s up to your
Being ghosted by a renter can be a disruptive and confusing experience for any rental property owner. If you’ve never had to engage in the
Just as states were opening up to hear unlawful detainers again, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said psych! After the Trump
Over the past few years, we’ve seen state legislators turn up the heat when it comes to proposing and passing new landlord-tenant laws and credit
Perseverance and grit are built into the foundations of owning a rental property. While March through June of 2020 was taxing to say the least,
In America, the multifamily housing industry is at crossroads when it comes to evictions. While some states have begun to reopen with the promise that
Rental housing laws surrounding your application, tenant screening, and the decision process are constantly evolving, and it can be tough to keep up. While the
While these are strange times for all of us, the one constant you can expect in California is rapidly changing rental housing legislation… and even
The rental housing industry often feels the ripples of economic change in a direct way. Move outs, unpaid rent, late notices, subletters or roommates, and
From the battle cries of a rent strike to outright banning evictions, the response to renters’ rights during the pandemic has varied depending on what
We all know how important credit reports are (and if you don’t – the answer is very). Whether you’re buying a car, a house, applying
Criminal records for rental decisions have become increasingly restricted over the past few years, and those efforts could be accelerated. As many local and state
From Ohio to Alaska, several local and state governments have considered releasing non-violent criminals early to avoid catastrophic coronavirus outbreaks in local prisons and jails…
The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) update on April 5th reports that home confinement has already increased “by over 40% since March” and the Attorney General’s emergency order will only further increase these numbers.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons’ (BOP) update on April 5th reports that home confinement has already increased “by over 40% since March” and the Attorney General’s emergency order will only further increase these numbers.
As the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the nation in the past few weeks, state and local governments have responded to the threat of mass evictions
Portland, Oregon’s massive Fair Access in Renting (FAIR) ordinances have officially gone into effect on March 1st. Passing in June 2019, the FAIR ordinances cover
Let’s say it for the people in the back – working in the rental housing industry is tough! You wear a lot of different hats,
A bill aiming to restrict landlords’ and property managers’ ability to factor in criminal records in their tenant screening has surfaced in California. Although still
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