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Joint Committee to Hold Hearing on Service Animal Misrepresentation Bill

First Published May 17th, 2021 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Bill does not cover assistance animals such as emotional support animals.

Summer Notice for 2021 Annual Business Meeting and Elections

Posted on May 14th, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

Our 2021 Annual Business Meeting and Annual Election will be held electronically in December 2021. Now is the time to volunteer.

Another Federal Judge Declares CDC Eviction Moratorium Unlawful

Posted on May 5th, 2021 Posted in laws, News, policy - 2 Comments

Judge Dabney Friedrich of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ordered that the CDC moratorium be set aside, a decision that the Biden administration has said it will appeal.

A Follow-up on RAFT rejections during Covid

First Published April 22nd, 2021 | Updated April 13th, 2023 Posted in News - 1 Comment

State provided incomplete, sometimes confusing, answers to our questions

How to Screen Tenants with Temporary Sources of Income

First Published April 22nd, 2021 | Updated April 12th, 2023 Posted in News - 2 Comments

How should landlords factor in short term disability, unemployment, HomeBASE and other forms of temporary income when screening tenants?

It’s Time to Talk about Summer Fire Safety in Multifamily Units

Posted on April 22nd, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

There’s never a good time for a fire. Each summer we remind readers to talk to your renters about fire prevention.

Help! My Renter is Hoarding, What Do I Do Now?

First Published April 22nd, 2021 | Updated August 25th, 2023 Posted in News - 6 Comments

What hoarding is, how to recognize the signs of compulsive hoarding in a rental unit, and what do to about it as a landlord

Letter from the Executive Director for May 2021: Participate in RAFT/ERAP

Posted on April 19th, 2021 Posted in News - 0 Comments

In April 2021 we piloted an expanded Home Depot program, wrote many more questions for certification, and contributed to policy discussions opposed to a third eviction moratorium in the state.