Welcome to RENT! Welcome to Autumn, Some dramatic weather is predicted in the next few months. Is your property ready? Many of the articles in this issue of RENT offer you preventive steps to protect your rental business. We describe how outdated building access, repair requests, and water damage could all lead to trouble. Learn how to avoid an IRS audit and how automated late fees can become a fair housing risk. As always, our contributors answer some very thought-provoking questions, such as what is Cost Segregation? What makes renters stay and why am I not getting more applications? What if you can’t find a replacement property in time for your 1031 Exchange? If a tenant files for bankruptcy, can you still collect rent or evict them? What do insurance underwriters notice before they present a quote? We also discuss the growing movement to end the practice of hidden rental fees by making transparency the safer approach. On a lighter note, a group of property professionals share what’s changing in their markets. In this month’s Rental Radar, we pay a visit to Echo Park, California. We also track some Celebrities on the Move, including Mark Zuckerberg, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift,and Justin and Hailey Bieber, as well as a surprise appearance by someone who left us in 1977. Happy reading!
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THE NEXT EVOLUTION OF MULTIFAMILY: WHY ENTERTAINMENT IS MOVING FROM FRAGMENTED TO FOCUSED 13 NEW LAWS RESHAPING RENTAL HOUSING
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TENANT FILED BANKRUPTCY! CAN YOU STILL COLLECT RENT OR EVICT?
CELEBRITIES ON THE MOVE
7 WAYS YOUR MULTIFAMILY INSURANCE COSTS CAN INCREASE
BEWARE OF CHARGING HIDDEN RENTAL FEES
THE RENTAL RADAR: ECHO PARK, CA
5 THINGS TO CHECK WHEN YOUR RENTAL ISN’T GETTING APPLICATIONS LOS ANGELES LANDLORD MEETUP WITH TOP ATTORNEYS ON OCTOBER 15 WHAT IF YOU CAN’T FIND A REPLACEMENT PROPERTY IN TIME FOR YOUR 1031 EXCHANGE?
WHAT MAKES RENTERS STAY?
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