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For months now, the world has been facing the public health emergency caused by the coronavirus. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has warned against stigmatizing people due to
People in the multifamily industry should be accustomed to the Fair Housing regulations, but there is a lot more to remember. What is scary is that a person will be
Disasters and emergencies can occur anywhere and at any time, without warning. Whether it is an earthquake, flood, terrorist attack or, chemical spill, any type of emergency or disaster causes
Natural disasters can occur anywhere, anytime, and man-made crises are very much the same. Every individual and community must prepare to protect themselves and their families from whatever emergency might
HUD released its first of the new NSPIRE protocols on August 20, 2019, the first look at what deficiencies will resemble like under NSPIRE, the inspection protocol that will ultimately
HUD (The Department of Housing and Urban Development) is revamping its REAC (Real Estate Assessment Center) physical inspection protocol because of negative press reports regarding substandard subsidized properties and the
Property management staffing professionals understand the significance of properly handling complaints of residents to help build trust and resolve problems. However, when tenants are upset, the owner or landlord may
Bed bug issue? It happens in even the best of hotels and apartments. Bed bugs can grab a ride in the suitcase, used furniture, on the clothing, or even in
The phrase “Don’t let the bed bugs bite” is mostly used in a lighthearted and joyous way, but bed bugs are a real concern. Bedbugs continue to raise their filthy
A waiting list is a significant asset in the audit-prep toolbox of a public housing authority. So efficient management of housing wait lists prevails as a core competency of PHAs,
