rental property compliance

Rental property compliance refers to a landlord’s legal duty to keep a rental unit and its operation in line with applicable laws and regulations, such as housing codes, safety and health standards, licensing or registration rules, and fair housing requirements. It covers ongoing obligations like habitability, required repairs, inspections, and proper notices to tenants.

Short-Term Rentals Are Now Illegal in 47 Cities — Is Yours on the List?

Housing Policy & Law, Local Government & Regulations, Personal Finance, Real Estate, Travel & Tourism / Jack Gilbert

At least 47 U.S. cities now make certain short-term rentals illegal or heavily restricted through local ordinances. These rules commonly ban unhosted stays, cap rental nights, require permits, and impose fines for violations on Airbnb/Vrbo listings. This article explains what’s changing, how to check your local status, and practical compliance steps for hosts and owners. […]

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Mobile Home Park Evictions – The 2026 Rules Nobody Talks About

In 2026, most mobile home park evictions still require a written notice stating a legally valid reason and giving the tenant a specific cure-or-vacate deadline before a court filing. However, new and expanding state and local protections are tightening notice rules, limiting “no-cause” terminations, and increasing penalties for improper lockouts or utility shutoffs. This article