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John R. Triplett is the publisher of Rental Housing Journal and a veteran journalist who has worked for Cox, Gannett and Belo. He and his business partners also own a digital marketing company, Desert Path Consulting LLC.
HUD has charged a landlord with discrimination over refusing a reasonable accommodation for a tenant with an assistance animal

HUD Charges Landlord with Discrimination Over Assistance Animal

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Rental growth rates are returning to pre-pandemic levels in line with historic standards even though asking rents are increasing slowly

Rental Growth Rates Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels

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The FTC is making two background check report providers pay $5.8 million to settle charges they deceived consumers over criminal reports

2 Background Check Providers to Pay $5.8 Million Over Inaccurate Reports

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Expense growth clouds future multifamily performance as operators are now facing the rapidly growing expense side of the ledger

Expense Growth Clouds Future Multifamily Performance

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A lawsuit is charging 18 property management companies and Yardi Systems of rent-price fixing to increase rent prices across the country

Lawsuit Charges 18 Property Management Companies with Rent Price Fixing

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The rental market continued slowing down in August as both monthly and annual rent growth turned negative, according to Apartment List.

Rental Market: August Rent Slows, Annual Fall Decline is Early

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Operational efficiencies that can reduce costs are now the top challenge for rental property managers a new report from the NAA says

Operational Efficiencies Top Challenge For Property Managers

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Rents are falling in most parts of the country but falling slower in many suburban communities than the rent drops seen in urban areas

Rents Are Falling But Falling Slower In The Suburbs

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HUD says an Oregon landlord will pay $17,000 for refusing reasonable accommodation request to waive a no-pet policy for an assistance animal

Oregon Landlord To Pay $17,000 Over Assistance Animals

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The new apartment construction building boom- the biggest since the 1970s – while slowing somewhat is expected to continue until 2025

New Apartment Construction To Remain High Until 2025

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