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One of the most common assets that divorcing couples own is real property. In many cases, the real property is limited to the marital residence. However, some cases also involve either residential or commercial investment properties. In those “more complex” cases, it is important to understand how each investment property and the income it generates will be managed and ultimately distributed in a divorce in Arizona. The first step for each investment property is to determine whether the ownership interest in the property is characterized as separate property or community property. Generally speaking (with some exceptions), if the ownership interest was acquired prior to marriage and... Read more
Navigating the legalities of marijuana use within property management is an ongoing challenge as states increasingly adopt diverse regulations. This variance between...
In People vs. Commons West, LLC, the Cortland County New York Supreme Court ruled the New York Source of Income Antidiscrimination statute (“SOIA”) to be...
As a landlord or property manager, understanding the intricacies of smoking policies in rental properties is crucial. This comprehensive guide dives into the...
Navigating the complexities of property management includes dealing with fair housing claims, a task that becomes even more challenging when a claim of retaliation is...
A landlord can increase rent by up to a certain percentage or amount specified by local rent control laws. Rent increases are subject to local rent control laws which dictate the maximum percentage or amount by which a landlord can raise the rent. These laws vary depending on the jurisdiction and can range anywhere from a few percentage points to a specific dollar amount. Rent control regulations seek to prevent excessive rent hikes and protect tenants from unreasonable increases. Landlords must familiarize themselves with the specific rent control laws in their area and adhere to the allowed increase limits. Failure to comply with these laws may result in legal consequences for... Read more
The California Apartment Association urged the court to hear a major property-rights challenge to tenant protections in NYC The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear...
New York City’s legislation amending the New York City Human Rights Law, Local Law 61 of 2023, prohibits discrimination based on a person’s height or weight in...
The U.S. Treasury Department’s financial crimes unit proposed a long-awaited draft rule Wednesday aimed at stemming the tide of illegal cash funneled through...
Author: Logan Miller, Co-Founder of OurPetPolicy Efficient property management is challenging. Between numerous tenant needs and the shifting concerns of lousy weather...
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