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The right to live independently is fundamental to a person’s autonomy and freedom. It can be challenging for individuals with disabilities to achieve independence without reasonable accommodations. In the United
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) performs a crucial role in ensuring affordable housing for low-income individuals and families. As a property manager or landlord participating in
The renting out of property can be a profitable investment, but it comes with its challenges as well. One of these challenges is dealing with high-maintenance tenants, who require more
Proper onboarding is a key component of tenant satisfaction as well as long-term success in the dynamic and ever-changing world of property management. Proper resident onboarding will help avoid onboarding
As a pivotal piece of legislation enacted in 1994, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) has played a critical role in addressing and combating gender-based violence in the United States.
Renting a property involves a symbiotic relationship between the tenant and the owner. However, discrepancies in income verification can sometimes arise, leading to complexities in the landlord-tenant dynamic. In such
For property managers overseeing housing under federal assistance programs, handling EIV (Enterprise Income Verification) Income Discrepancy Reports is integral to maintaining program integrity. These reports serve as crucial tools in
As part of HUD rules, NSPIRE inspections are like detailed checks for houses. So, before the actual NSPIRE inspection, you have to carefully spot and sort out any problems in
Being a landlord comes with its own set of challenges, and one of the most common issues is dealing with non-paying tenants. It can be a frustrating and financially draining
NSPIRE, the National Society of Professional Inspectors and Real Estate Experts, has recently released a report highlighting the new electric and lighting deficiencies in homes across the country. As technology
