Got a new one for everyone. We have a really bad homeless person problem in our area of town (really everywhere throughout the city) but they are constantly breaking into vacant units, sleeping in the laundry rooms etc. We run them off, have no trespassing signs posted everywhere, but somehow they...
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Stacia Burkart-Brain
Can you add film to the windows that won’t allow it to shatter and make sure you’re putting 3 inch screws into the strike plate so if they kick the door it’s much less likely to give way.
Guest Insider
Security on site or alarms on vacants.
Guest Insider
They also make temporary security bars for windows.
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If a resident requests that the property swimming pool stay open to accommodate their water therapy, is that considered a reasonable accommodation? Property owner closes the pool after labor day in order to stop paying the monthly contact cleaning and maintenance fees.
Guest Insider
Always consult your fair housing attorneys. States and counties differ and you don’t want to be in in necessary litigation
Renae Maisano
I would ask their doctor if there was an alternative
Guest Insider
RA’s should always follow up with alternatives, assuming the attorneys agree this is unreasonable for many reasons, including quiet and unmonitored hours to maintain the community. Even if that means to break a lease to move somewhere with 24 hr pool access.
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