An interesting and often asked question came up the other day. “How long must I hold an investment property before I can “safely” convert it to my primary residence?” The reason for that [...]
The following information on linguistic profiling is excerpted from an article by Naleen Green, written for Multi-Housing News. Landlords can now be sued for discriminatory housing decisions [...]
US Census data shows that from 1990 to 2000, tenant occupied households rose nationwide 8.3%, totaling more than 35 million units in 2000. It is noteworthy that the more urban a market is, the [...]
As reported to you in the “Apartment Update”, published on this site on February 27, 2001, the forecast for our local market was, and remains today, extremely positive. Demand for apartment units [...]
I’m happy to report to you that after a long drawn-out battle in the state legislature, the Idaho state capital gains exclusion has been temporarily expanded from 60% to 80% for 2001. To qualify [...]
There is a local and national trend, which is gaining momentum that may be of interest to apartment owners and managers having to do with rising utility costs. You may know that utility costs [...]
Title: LANDLORD-TENANT GUIDELINES AND IDAHO LAW Date: 09 Mar 1999 March 1999 In my day to day activities of representing buyers and sellers in apartment transactions, I’m frequently asked [...]
