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FTC, Colorado Sue Greystar For Deceiving Tenants On Rent Prices

Rental Housing Journal

The Federal Trade Commission and the state of Colorado have sued Greystar, the largest multifamily operator in the United States, for deceiving tenants about monthly rent costs by tacking on numerous mandatory hidden fees on top of advertised prices, according to a release. Greystar advertises its available apartments widely.

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Understanding Tenant Lock Changes in Rental Properties

Real Property Management California Coast

Communication and Legal Compliance A mutually beneficial rental experience is contingent upon effective communication and transparent lease terms. The topic of lock-changing policies is one of the most important things to take into account when renting.

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Understanding Tenant Lock Changes in Rental Properties

Real Property Management DC Metro

Communication and Legal Compliance A mutually beneficial rental experience is largely dependent on effective communication and clear lease terms. When renting, one of the most important things to think about is the policy regarding lock changes.

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Mitigating Investment Risks in Multifamily Real Estate

American Apartment Owners Association

Legal Compliance Measures To safeguard your multifamily real estate investment and minimize risks, meticulous attention to legal compliance measures is imperative, encompassing adherence to zoning regulations, rent control laws, and tenant rights.

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Ultimate Guide: Complying with AB1482 for California Landlords (Exempt or Non-Exempt) – A Must for Your Comprehensive Lease!

Real Property Management Choice

Also known as The Tenant Protection Act of 2019, AB1482 has been a pivotal law in the state of California. This touches some key parts of your rental experience, including how much you charge in rent and how you remove tenants from your property. are not subject to rent control.

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Navigating California’s Rental Laws: What Every Carson Landlord Should Know

Real Property Management Choice

Every year, it seems, we have new laws in place that require us to go back and change our lease agreements. If you’re renting out a property that’s covered by rent control, the amount that you can raise the rent will change every year. It’s now the equivalent of one month’s rent.