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2018 Oregon Legislative Session Begins - MHCO Legislative Update
Today the Oregon Legislature convened for a 'short' legislative session - lasting 35 days until the first week in March.
Criminal Background Checks - HUD's Published Perspective
According to HUD, criminal background checks have a disproportionate impact on minority home seekers, largely due to disproportionate conviction and incarceration rates for minorities and others in protected classes.
Mark Busch Article: Avoiding Tenant Disputes
The most effective solution is getting good tenants in the first place. Screen each and every potential tenant for credit history, criminal convictions, and evictions. Set your application standards and stick to them (i.e., don't fall for any "hard luck" stories). There are certain restrictions on what may be considered in the evaluation process, so consult an attorney on the specifics.
Housing as Compensation: Wage and Hour Rules and Risks
Wage and Hour Basics
Senate Banking Committee Passes Bill Giving Manufactured Home Retailers and Sellers Relief from the Dodd-Frank Act
Senate Banking Committee Draft Gives Manufactured Home Retailers Relief from the Dodd-Frank Act
Yesterday, the Senate Banking Committee released a bipartisan agreement to clarify that a manufactured housing retailer or seller is not considered a "loan originator" simply because they provide a customer with some assistance in the mortgage loan process. This is a key tenet of the Preserving Access to Manufactured Housing Act, which excludes manufactured housing retailers and sell
Predictions, Perceptions and Realities
By Erik Edwards, Nick Bertino, and Tony Petosa
For the past several years, the talking heads" have been warning us about the coming rise in interest rates
Phil Querin Q&A: Conversion to Pass-Through Charges For Garbage Collection
Answer: It means that for month-to-month tenancies, you may not convert from a base rent model to a straight pass-through within 12 months following the date you gave a 90-day rent increase notice under ORS 90.600.
$60,000 Settlement Claims of Discriminating Against Families with Children
The owners and manager of three apartment buildings in Washington have agreed to pay $95,000 in damages and civil penalties to resolve a lawsuit charging them with refusing to rent to families with children, according to a recent announcement by the Justice Department.
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