The manufactured housing industry is undergoing significant regulatory changes in 2025, impacting community operators, property managers, and homeowners alike. Staying ahead of these legal updates is essential for ensuring compliance, avoiding penalties, and making informed business decisions. Below are some of the key legal changes affecting manufactured housing communities this year. USDA Expands Financing for… Read more »
How Large Property Managers Can Avoid Legal Pitfalls in Portfolio Management
Managing a large property portfolio involves navigating complex legal landscapes. From ensuring compliance with fair housing laws to streamlining lease agreements, property managers must proactively address potential legal challenges to protect their investments and maintain operational efficiency. Common Legal Pitfalls in Property Management Inconsistent Lease Agreements Using generic or outdated lease agreements across multiple properties… Read more »
Efficient Legal Solutions for Handling High-Volume Evictions in Real Estate
Managing high-volume evictions is a challenging yet essential part of operating large-scale property portfolios. The eviction process can quickly become overwhelming for corporate real estate managers and landlords without efficient systems and expert legal support. Here’s how large operators can streamline eviction processes while ensuring compliance and protecting their investments. Standardize Eviction Processes For large… Read more »
Understanding the Legal Complexities of Manufactured Housing Communities
Operating a manufactured housing community presents a unique set of legal challenges. From compliance with federal and state regulations to handling tenant disputes and abandoned homes, community operators need to stay informed and proactive. Below, we’ll explore the key legal complexities of managing manufactured housing communities and how legal guidance can help navigate these challenges…. Read more »
Wayne County Defies Michigan Supreme Court Ruling on Tax Foreclosure Surplus
In this recent op-ed, Wayne County’s defiance of the Michigan Supreme Court ruling regarding tax foreclosure surplus profits is explored. The citizens affected continue to wait for millions in owed funds. See the full article on Michigan Lawyers Weekly here. By Aaron Cox For years in Michigan, it was a common practice for county governments… Read more »
Avoid Costly Mistakes in Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Commercial real estate transactions are often complex and require careful attention to detail. Whether you’re buying or selling, performing due diligence is crucial to protect your investment and avoid costly mistakes. Failing to cover all legal bases can lead to financial losses or even lawsuits. Here’s an overview of key due diligence areas and how… Read more »
Quiet Title Actions: What Property Investors Need to Know
For property investors, having a clear title is critical to protecting your investment. Title issues can arise from various sources, such as unresolved ownership disputes, errors in public records, or lingering liens. In these cases, a quiet title action can be an effective legal tool to eliminate any claims or challenges to your ownership. What… Read more »
Press Release: Wayne County Tax Foreclosure Lawsuit
Gloves Off: Class action attorneys call out Wayne County Executive Warren Evans and Treasurer Eric Sabree for refusal to turn over $120+ million in surplus profits to residents who lost their homes through tax foreclosure Despite two Michigan Supreme Court rulings, Wayne County uses stall tactics, denied FOIA requests in years-long battle to avoid… Read more »
Key Lease Agreement Clauses Every Landlord Should Include
A strong lease agreement protects landlords and tenants, sets clear expectations, and provides a legal framework to handle potential disputes. Including the right clauses in your lease agreement can help prevent misunderstandings, protect your property, and ensure a smooth tenancy. Here are some essential clauses every landlord should consider including in their lease agreements. Rent… Read more »
Recovering Lost Income: When to Turn to a Debt Collection Attorney
Managing rental properties comes with its share of challenges, especially when tenants fail to pay rent or cause damage to your property. These situations can quickly escalate, leading to significant financial losses if not addressed promptly. Recognizing when it’s time to seek professional help can make all the difference in recovering what is rightfully yours!… Read more »