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Occupancy By Whose Standard - Part 2 of 2
If the son is on parole, you may want to try to contact his parole officer. I fully suspect that there may be conditions of his parole that may apply to keep him out of the park.
Occupancy By Whose Standard - Part 1 of 2
Answer: Under the Fair Housing Act ("the Act") housing providers including landlords, are required to make reasonable accommodations to the rented facilities and common areas, if requested by a ha
Phil Querin Analysis - Senate Bill 970-A Summarized: Evaluation of Applicant, Unreasonable Condition of Tenancy/Occupancy, Subleasing Agreements, Cause of Action
Just over a year ago a story broke on the Sunday front page of 'The Eugene Register Guard' about several elderly residents in a Eugene park who claimed to have been swindled by one or more persons
Phil Querin Q&A: Accepting Rent From Non-Tenant Occupants
Answer: One issue is accepting rent from a person occupying the space after the legal tenant has moved out.
Phil Querin Q&A - Accepting Rent When Another Name is On the Check
Answer: One issue is accepting rent from a possessor after the legal tenant has gone.
The Tenant Application and Screening Process
Screening Criteria
Resident Application and Screening Process
Screening Criteria
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