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When it comes to immigration compliance, one of the most critical documents U.S. employers must manage is the Form I-9. Used to verify the identity and employment authorization of individuals
When it comes to financing affordable housing in the U.S., the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program is one of the most effective tools available. Administered by the Internal Revenue
When life throws curveballs, a serious illness, a new baby, or a family emergency, work understandably takes a backseat. That’s exactly why the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) exists:
Employees need time off for all sorts of reasons: health issues, surgeries, pregnancies, family emergencies, and sometimes just a break to take care of their mental health. And when life
When we hear the word “harassment” in a rental context, most of us imagine a tenant being harassed by a landlord or their rights were not given to him. But
In any company, the most important factor behind success is people, and more specifically, their skills. If your team isn’t learning and improving, productivity slows down, mistakes increase, and the
Selecting the right tenant is one of the most important decisions a landlord or property manager can make. A poor choice doesn’t just lead to missed rent, it can create
Getting paid accurately and on time is one of the most basic expectations employees have, and rightfully so. Payroll is more than just a transaction; it’s a reflection of trust,
Relocation packages might not sound thrilling at first, but if you’re in HR or talent acquisition, they can quietly be one of your sharpest tools. They don’t just help people
California doesn’t mess around when it comes to tenant-landlord laws. The rules are clear, the penalties are real, and if you’re a landlord, you need to know exactly what you’re
Agreements don’t just pop out of nowhere, they’re made between two parties: one who sets the terms, and the other who accepts them. In leasing, those terms are usually about
Let’s be honest, no landlord or property manager really wants legal trouble. Not only is it stressful and expensive, but it’s also terrible for the reputation of your rental property.
Let’s be real: when it comes to rental property, landlords are the ones holding the keys, literally and legally. They own the property, they maintain it, they’re the ones dealing
Let’s be real: when it comes to rental property, landlords are the ones holding the keys, literally and legally. They own the property, they maintain it, they’re the ones dealing
Let’s not sugar-coat this: compliance is a serious business in the U.S. Every department, government or private, every client, every customer, even an employee, can file a legal complaint against
