Category: Blogs

The Five W’s – What You Need to Know About Fines and Fees in the South Carolina Residential LeaseBy: Morgan DunnThe Five W’s – What You Need to Know About Fines and Fees in the South Carolina Residential LeaseBy: Morgan Dunn         Housing Providers can (and – Read More…

Understanding Security Deposit Laws in South Carolina and North Carolina: What You Need to KnowBy: Kevin RausUnderstanding Security Deposit Laws in South Carolina and North Carolina: What You Need to KnowBy: Kevin Raus         In the world of renting, security deposits are a common practice that – Read More…

Legal Descriptions: Crucial Elements in Property TransfersBy: Kevin RausLegal Descriptions: Crucial Elements in Property TransfersBy: Kevin Raus         When it comes to the intricate world of real estate transactions, legal descriptions play a pivotal role that cannot be overstated. These descriptions serve as the bedrock of – Read More…

South Carolina Property Managers: When do I send Notice to Cure? Vs. When do I send a Notice to Terminate?By: Morgan DunnSouth Carolina Property Managers: When do I send Notice to Cure? Vs. When do I send a Notice to Terminate?By: Morgan Dunn       When to send – Read More…

Fair Housing – An OverviewBy: Pat FinnFair Housing – An OverviewBy: Pat Finn        This blog entry is meant to provide an overview of what people mean when they refer to “fair housing complaints” or “discrimination complaints” in the context of the residential rental housing world. We – Read More…

      In late 2022, American artificial intelligence (“AI”) company OpenAI released a chatbot called ChatGPT, which has now become a prominent topic of discussion for many professions, including the legal profession, due to its theoretical ability to facilitate a more accessible means for the masses to organize – Read More…

The Corporate Transparency Act and What Happens NextBy: Lindsey AbboushiThe Corporate Transparency Act and What Happens NextBy: Lindsey Abboushi      The Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) was implemented by Congress January 1st, 2024, in hopes to prevent money laundering and other financial crimes. The purpose of the CTA is – Read More…

Employment Law Concerns: Employee HousingBy: Sarah ReddyEmployment Law Concerns: Employee HousingBy: Sarah Reddy      On many occasions, housing providers contract with their onsite employees and provide onsite housing as a form of compensation. If you wish to offer such a benefit there are certain things you should always – Read More…

Unique Differences & Common Issues with Subsidized Housing Programs Part IBy: Chase CookeUnique Differences & Common Issues with Subsidized Housing Programs Part IBy: Chase Cooke Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV) Governed by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) guidelines, state law and the lease agreement. The Housing Choice – Read More…

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…