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In property management, it’s tempting to lean on zero-tolerance screening policies. They’re fast, efficient, and feel like a safe bet against discrimination claims. But relying solely on an algorithm creates a real problem. When we prioritize a rigid “yes or no” over an actual conversation, we aren’t just being efficient—we’re often creating a legal liability and missing the human context that defines real risk. The challenge today isn’t just about who we let in, but how sophisticated and fair our process is for those we initially turn away. The Illusion of Objective Safety A common mistake in the industry is thinking that a blanket ban is a safe harbor. Many... Read more
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...
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 construction have pushed demand for rentals, while property owners have simultaneously navigated issues including inflation, increased HOA fees, rising insurance costs, as well as severe weather and tenant liability risks. Proactive landlords who take the time to understand the shifting landscape ahead of 2026 can best position themselves to protect their properties, manage insurance costs and find opportunities for growth and profitability. This process starts by examining the range of risks confronting property owners. New... Read more
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...
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...
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