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.
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Phil Querin Q&A: When to use 'Writ of Execution'
A: The writ of execution is necessary only in those cases in which the tenant refuses to vacate after the court has awarded possession of the space back to the landlord (also known as a "judgment o
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
Phil Querin Q&A - ADA and Reasonable Accommodation in a Manufactured Home Community
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Phil Querin Q&A: Violations Continue Under 30-Day Notice
Answer: In theory, you should be able to give a 20-day non-curable notice within the 30 days if the same violation occurs.
MHCO Article: Developing A Positive Relationship With Your Community Residents
Beginning, then developing the process
Phil Querin Q&A: Repairs Upon Resale
Answer: The answers to some of your questions can and should be found in the rules and regulations.
The Tenant Application and Screening Process
Screening Criteria
Phil Querin Q&A: Abandonment and Senior Tax Deferral
Answer: The Department of Revenue ("DOR") is treated like any other lienholder.
Phil Querin Q&A: Three Strikes vs. Thirty Day Notices 3 Strikes
Answer: There seems to be some confusion on what facts determine giving the 30-day notices and which are appropriate for three strikes. Here is a brief primer: