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From the Archives
Student Housing: Key Risks Property Managers Should Know
TL;DR Student housing operates differently from a traditional multifamily community. Leasing cycles move quickly, residents often share units, and property teams may need to manage questions from students, parents, guarantors, and university representatives. These differences create unique operational challenges. They do not, however, remove a housing provider’s fair housing responsibilities. Student housing professionals must understand
Navigating Fair Housing Compliance During Shifting Guidance
TL;DR The current environment for housing providers is arguably one of the most legally complex in recent years, creating a compliance minefield. With headlines frequently discussing HUD policy changes, withdrawn guidance, and shifting enforcement priorities, many professionals are operating with a sense of uncertainty. It often feels as though the rules of the game are
Rent Collection and Fair Housing: Are Your Automated Late Fees Creating Liability?
TL;DR In the fast-paced world of property management, efficiency is the gold standard. Most property owners and managers rely heavily on automated accounting systems to streamline rent collection, track delinquencies, and issue notices. It is a logical, business-first approach. However, a standardized, automated system can inadvertently create significant legal liabilities if it fails to account