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ManageAmerica Integrated Billing Service

Chris Schwarze
4804 Laurel Canyon Blvd
Valley Village, CA 91607
(747) 264-1351

Email: cschwarze@manageamerica.com
Website: www.manageamerica.com

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Property Management
Editors Note: Earlier this year MHCO passed significant changes to Oregon's abandonment law in the Oregon Legislature. MHCO has developed three new forms as a result of the changes in abandonment law: MHCO Form 31A "Declaration of Intent"; MHCO…
Property Management
Gen Y. Millennials. Internet Generation. Boomerang Generation. Echo Boomers. Trophy Kids. Whatever you call them, they are making a profound statement on both the marketplace and workforce in the US. Coming in at 83 million strong, they…
Community Update
This morning MHCO and several other landlords filed a lawsuit against the City of Portland to declare invalid a portion of the Renter Protection" Ordinance which requires property owners to afford tenants a minimum 90 day notice for rent increases…
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Question: Can landlords ask just for social security numbers and deny applicants if they do not have one? Or does that start to go down the slippery slope of disparate impact? If the landlord does not require social security numbers, does that…
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Question: When can a manager refuse payment by check? If the name on the check does not match the resident's name can (or should) the check be refused? Should there be a park rule to back this up? If the manager refuses payment because of the name…
Property Management
Do I need a license to sell manufactured homes? Yes. Individuals or entities that sell a manufactured home on behalf of another person have always required a license.