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A property manager has the authority to evict a tenant from the property. Tenant eviction is a legal process that the property manager can initiate if the tenant violates the terms of the lease agreement or fails to pay rent on time. Proper legal procedures must be followed by the property manager to ensure a fair and lawful eviction. Additionally, it will provide some tips for tenants on how to avoid eviction and maintain a good relationship with their property manager. The Legal Grounds For Eviction Evicting a tenant is a serious matter that requires a thorough understanding of the legal grounds for eviction. As a property manager, it is important to know the specific situations in which... Read more
This article is a continuation from RENT Magazine issue Q3’23. Built-in Financing To conduct a complete §1031 exchange, a taxpayer must replace the entire value...
Automated and customized payment schedules that allow renters to align their rent payments with their income help gig workers. Apartment operators have frequently used...
By Amanda Han, Author of The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor Many investors from across the nation are currently sitting on highly...
Are You Transforming Energy Conservation Into Multifamily Savings? Livable strives to promote conservation through billing and education. Our team is dedicated to...
Complaints can arise from the way you advertise, show units, apply occupancy standards, and enforce community rules. In this month’s lesson, the Coach looks at fair housing problems that can arise when dealing with families with children. Fair housing law bans discrimination against families with children, but there’s more to it than that. You could get into fair housing trouble from the way that you advertise your property, show units, apply occupancy standards, and enforce community rules. Under a limited exception, senior housing communities may lawfully exclude families with children, but that exception applies only if your community satisfies specific technical requirements.... Read more
In the not-so-distant past, landlords had to collect rent through mail or cash. It was a risky endeavor because things get lost in the mail, cash makes you vulnerable to...
State Funding to Assist Landlords Whose Tenants Declined to Participate in New York’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program or Have Vacated with...
Multifamily operators know how important it is to keep up in the amenities race. Simply having a clubhouse or laundry room might not move the needle...
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