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Understanding the Motion to Stay Writ of Possession in North Carolina Evictions: A Comprehensive Guide for Landlords
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 Requests
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
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 Carolina
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 Providers
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 Involved
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 Act.
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 Carolina
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…
A Review of Premises Liability
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…
Resident Death and What Happens After
Resident Death and What Happens AfterBy: Kristen WillsResident Death and What Happens AfterBy: Kristen Wills Previous Next Resident Death and What Happens After By: Kristen Wills      When a resident dies the first thought is to immediately contact the resident’s emergency contact or family member to allow them – Read More…
Different Types of NC Property Deeds and What They Mean
Different Types of NC Property Deeds and What They MeanBy Lindsey AbboushiDifferent Types of NC Property Deeds and What They MeanBy Lindsey Abboushi Previous Next By: Lindsey Abboushi      To properly convey land in North Carolina, the owner must execute and file a new deed with the register – Read More…