In a unanimous vote on Tuesday, the D.C. Council permanently barred landlords from filing evictions against tenants who owe less than $600, sealed some eviction records, and further protected voucher...
As multifamily operators resume evictions post-moratorium, they are seeking a streamlined process that returns operations to normal as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, they are still hampered by the pre-pandemic way...
The report provides signs of both hope and concern for independent landlords. A new report is offering real-time glimpses into how well non-institutional landlords are collecting monthly rental payments as...
Multifamily owners and operators aren’t strangers to sharing data. For decades, apartment communities have swapped information about occupancy rates and actual rents to compile market surveys of their competitive set. ...
Property owners face a dilemma when deciding how to deal with overdue rent. The recent eviction moratorium allowed tenants to accumulate overdue rent with little to no legal recourse available to property owners to...
Tired of chasing tenants for rent payments? Wish there was an easy way to motivate renters to pay on time every month? Here is the one solution that just works:...
Are you chasing tenants for rent payments? Can’t evict? Here is the one solution that just works: Automate rental credit reporting How? With Sperlonga Data & Analytics. By automatically credit-reporting...
The national COVID-19 conversation has shifted from mitigation to vaccines and reopening our economies. Entire industries have been devastated, and many of the effects of the changes over the past...
Are you chasing tenants for rent payments? Can’t evict? Here is the one solution that just works: Automate rental credit reporting How? With Sperlonga Data & Analytics. By automatically credit-reporting...
Property owners face a dilemma when deciding how to deal with overdue rent. Current unemployment levels and the extension of the eviction moratorium have allowed tenants to accumulate overdue rent...
