Housing Provider Pays $10,000 for Assistance Animal Discrimination! By the Editors of the Rental Housing Owner

A California property owner and manager has agreed to pay $10,000 in a conciliation agreement resolving an assistance animal discrimination claim that the landlord denied a resident’s reasonable-accommodation request to keep an assistance animal, according to a release. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) said in the release it has approved a conciliation…

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Letters to the Editor …

Dear AOA:   It was very much a pleasure meeting Irma over the phone this morning and thank you for being so helpful and pleasant and I certainly appreciated your patience with me. You are certainly an excellent asset to your company and I commend them for recognizing how good you are and asked you to join…

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Management Tips From MRLANDLORD.COM

One of the biggest mistakes new landlords make–and sometimes some of us who should know better–is to accept any excuses for nonpayment of rent. Handle all nonpayment cases the same, whether it’s a good or bad excuse. Do not accept any excuses – offer solutions! If you start “judging” whether or not a resident’s excuse is worthy…

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Letter to the Editor …

Dear Mr. Faller: It seems to me that we, landlords, have a public relations problem.  Too many people think landlords don’t work, and just suck up money from other people.    No doubt it would come as quite a shock that for the last month, I have been working seven days a week.  Yesterday, I…

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