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Occupancy Standards and Fair HousingBy: Kristen WillsOccupancy Standards and Fair HousingBy: Kristen Wills              How many is too many? Well, it depends. You have a family who applies to reside at your rental property. The family consists of 2 adults and 4 children. The – Read More…

FCC Adopts New Rule Against Digital DiscriminationBy: Sean TropeaFCC Adopts New Rule Against Digital DiscriminationBy: Sean Tropea        On November 20, 2023, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a Report and Order and a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, adopting rules made with an intent to curb – Read More…

President Biden’s Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence and It’s Impacts on Residential LeasingBy: Brian DuncanPresident Biden’s Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence and It’s Impacts on Residential LeasingBy: Brian Duncan     – Read More…

Understanding the Motion to Stay Writ of Possession in North Carolina Evictions: A Comprehensive Guide for LandlordsBy: Kevin RausUnderstanding the Motion to Stay Writ of Possession in North Carolina Evictions: A Comprehensive Guide for LandlordsBy: Kevin Raus Previous slide Next slide      Residential housing disputes often involve complex – Read More…

How to Handle Modification/Accommodation RequestsBy: Sarah ReddyHow to Handle Modification/Accommodation RequestsBy: Sarah Reddy Previous slide Next slide       On many occasions, housing providers are contacted by residents with requests for a modification to their home or accommodation to their Lease. Whenever this happens, we recommend taking the – Read More…

Crime and Safety on The Property By: Tabitha ElliganCrime and Safety on The Property By: Tabitha Elligan Previous slide Next slide         It is no secret that if you live long enough, crime will occur near and/or around you no matter where you live.  According to – Read More…

The Law of Emotional Support Animals in Rental housing communities: A Guide for Georgia, North Carolina, and South CarolinaBy: Kevin RausThe Law of Emotional Support Animals in Rental housing communities: A Guide for Georgia, North Carolina, and South CarolinaBy: Kevin Raus Previous slide Next slide      Finding a – Read More…

How VAWA Impacts Housing for Survivors and Housing ProvidersBy: Heather TaborHow VAWA Impacts Housing for Survivors and Housing ProvidersBy: Heather Tabor Previous slide Next slide       When survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, or stalking seek safety and independence, access to secure and stable housing – Read More…

The Power of Apartment Associations: Why and How to Get InvolvedBy: Stephanie SchroederThe Power of Apartment Associations: Why and How to Get InvolvedBy: Stephanie Schroeder Previous slide Next slide          Apartment associations provide a wealth of knowledge and educational resources and certifications to members. By getting – Read More…

The What, When, and Who of a Receivership – An Introduction to the North Carolina Commercial Receivership ActBy: Samantha SimpsonThe What, When, and Who of a Receivership – An Introduction to the North Carolina Commercial Receivership ActBy: Samantha Simpson Previous slide Next slide       The North Carolina – Read More…

Avoiding Habitability Claims in North CarolinaBy: Gentry CollinsAvoiding Habitability Claims in North Carolina By: Gentry Collins Previous slide Next slide       In North Carolina, a housing provider’s obligation to deliver and keep a habitable living space, or the “implied warranty of habitability” is primarily governed by North – Read More…

If a Tree Falls in the Woods are we Responsible? A Review of Premises Liability If a Tree Falls in the Woods are we Responsible? A Review of Premises Liability ls Previous slide Next slide      Premises Liability can be just as confusing as it is overwhelming. Fortunately, – Read More…