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What are a Landlord’s Rights When Facing a Human Rights Complaint from HUD or a Subsidiary?

Jimerson Firm

It is not uncommon for residential tenants to find themselves at a disadvantage when entering a lease agreement and renting residential property from a landlord. Often, the tenant is not sophisticated in real estate law or the relevant laws of the jurisdiction governing landlords and tenants.

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The Role of Arbitration and Mediation in the New York Real Estate Industry

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New York’s real estate industry is highly competitive. It is inevitable to face various disputes and conflicts, whether in contract disagreement or property boundary disputes. But unlike arbitration, the mediation process is non-binding, so it is a more flexible approach to resolving real estate conflicts.

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Proposed Modifications to Michigan Court Rules Seek to Make Pandemic-Inspired  Changes Permanent, Making it Harder to Evict Tenants

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan’s court rules related to landlord-tenant eviction procedures were modified in some ways to utilize video conferencing and to make certain proceedings more efficient, and modified in other ways that made it more difficult for landlords to evict residential and commercial tenants.

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Five Key Commercial Lease Provisions for Commercial Tenants

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Unlike residential leases, a commercial lease should not be a one-size-fits-all lease. Under Florida law, non-residential tenancies (commercial tenancies) are governed by Sections 83.001-82.251 of the Florida Statutes. In general, commercial landlords do not have a duty to make repairs or maintain leased space. See City of St.

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North Carolina Braces for the Real Estate Litigation Tidal Wave

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North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper created the moratorium by executive order on May 30, but the freeze on both residential and commercial evictions was only scheduled to last three weeks, until June 21. Residential Tenants and Landlords Overwhelming the System. Commercial Properties not Exempt Either.

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How to Invest $1,000 in Real Estate

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At the risk of stating the obvious, real estate costs a lot. That makes it expensive to invest in, and difficult to diversify among real estate investments. So, an investor who buys a median property with a 20% down payment would need to come up with about $70,000. How to Invest $1,000 in Real Estate.

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South Carolina Moratorium on Evictions and Foreclosures Due to COVID-19

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Unlike other states, these orders did not limit the application to residential evictions and foreclosures and therefore, whether intentionally or not, applied to commercial evictions and foreclosures as well. From a commercial lease perspective, it is advisable that landlords work to negotiate with tenants to come to agreeable terms.