Landlords and Tenants Should be aware of a “service animal”. (WEAR) — A combat-wounded veteran was in court Monday in a dispute with his former landlord over a security deposit. On paper, the court proceeding […read more]
Between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the second Wednesday of every month, Debbie Taylor-Allen takes applications for Section 8 housing vouchers. With those vouchers, originally part of a government program that began in 1974 […read more]
The city of Rolling Meadows recently announced the Northwest Suburban Multifamily Rental Property Workshop, offered by the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus. The caucus is working in conjunction with Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect and other organizations to […read more]
Simply, amazing. In late October, the Dallas City Council debated an ordinance that would have forced landlords citywide to accept federal housing vouchers. But the discussion could never get beyond one insurmountable hurdle: a Texas […read more]
Landlords take note nationwide. More and more towns require permits – even for short-term-rentals. Be wise or be fined. Municipalities on Long Island are struggling to control rental properties. In Southampton, rental properties are governed […read more]
AirBnb isn’t as easy as you think. The headaches continue to grow. Where it will be permitted, the permitting fees will continue to grow. Landlord Hank Freid faces a string of new violations for allegedly […read more]
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