Property Management News
The natural instinct for any good property manager is to double-check everything. You have a duty to protect the property and follow the rules fairly for everyone on the rent roll. However, in the world of Fair Housing, that “trust but verify” mindset can actually become a major legal headache. The real challenge is mastering the “Calibration of Inquiry”—knowing exactly when to stick to the standard playbook and when the law requires you to be flexible. Professionalism today is about realizing that strict policy and great customer service are actually on the same team. Your policy keeps things consistent, while a service-first approach ensures those... Read more
By Nate Bernstein, Managing Attorney of LA Real Estate Law Group and Moriah Foreman, summer legal intern at LARELG. What Is Chun v. Del Cid and Why It Matters for Los...
In property management, strong customer service is often praised as the key to successful leasing and resident retention. Leasing professionals are encouraged to be...
By Nate Bernstein, Esq., Managing Attorney of LA Real Estate Law Group If you are negotiating settlement in an unlawful detainer case in Court, outside of the courtroom,...
A new year is on the horizon and property owners are working through a market filled with high demand presenting a series of challenges. High mortgage rates and slow...
The conversation around cost management and compliance in property operations has always been delicate, but as we step into 2026, the connection between the two has never been more significant. The familiar saying “penny-wise and pound-foolish” continues to play out across the industry as companies attempt to reduce expenses without fully understanding the long-term financial consequences. In a year defined by shifting oversight, tightened budgets, and new enforcement dynamics, the cost of inadequate training has only become more apparent. A New Enforcement Landscape Taking Shape for 2026 After the major operational and staffing changes that affected HUD throughout 2025, many... Read more
The American Apartment Owners Association hosted its NY Landlord Legal Compliance Update 2025 to 2026 on December 9, offering clarity on the complex set of rental laws...
As the holidays approach, property management professionals face the annual challenge of balancing festive spirit with compliance. Communities come alive with lights,...
More than 4,000 Minnesota renters are eligible to get money back from a property management company accused of overcharging and stealing security deposits. Attorney...
Maintenance requests are often the most frequent interactions residents have with property management. For many residents, the speed and fairness of these responses set...
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