Kansas City Missouri’s new source of income ordinance went into effect at the beginning of August. Attorney Julie Anderson sat down with the people at the WinVestor’s meeting to outline what you should know and be doing right now. The biggest concern she has for landlords right now seems to be potential fines. What to […]
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Starting July 1, there are new rules regulating Contract for Deed Law in Kansas. A Contract for Deed, also known as a land contract or installment sale agreement, is a type of real estate transaction where the buyer agrees to pay the seller the purchase price of the property over time in regular installments. Unlike
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Because of a small glitch for a few people trying to join Housing Heros – they have extended the MAREI deadline through Saturday 7/13 – they thought they had it all fixed, but it still had issues into Wednesday – it seems to work better if you are on Chrome or Firefox. Concerned about Private
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Kansas City Missouri recently passed a new “Source of Income Law” that goes into effect in August of 2024. To prepare Kansas City Housing Providers, the KC Regional Housing Alliance held an informational seminar on March 9th. The seminar discussed the new law, how to comply, Section 8, and how we fight it. Many thanks
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Last week Landlords Inc., The Resource for Landlords in the city of Kansas City Missouri focused on the New Source of Income Ordinance that goes into effect in Kansas City Missouri on August 1st. They opened the meeting with a broad overview of what is going on in across the country with tenant advocacy from
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Last week the Federal Housing Finance Agency made an announcement of Multifamily Tenant Protections to be included in new multifamily loan agreements beginning in February 2025. Protections for Renters Announced: Covered housing providers will be required to provide tenants with the following: Results from FHFA’s Extensive Engagement with Key Stakeholders Back in June of this
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Seller Financing and RMLOs are Under Attack in Texas. There are proposed rule changes “by “the Department of Savings & Mortgage Lending (SML) that could make it harder to safely create seller-financed transactions. SML is considering changes to its rules in 7 Texas Administrative Code: Chapter 78, concerning Wrap Mortgage Loans; Chapter 79, concerning Residential Mortgage Loan
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Tuesday May 28th, Stacey Johnson Cosby the director of the KC Regional Housing Alliance and the National Housing Provider Coalition sat down for a discussion about the economy and the real estate outlook with Dr Lawrence Yun from the National Association of Realtors. The event was presented by KCRHA, the NHPC and the Kansas City
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KC Regional Housing Alliance (KCRHA) and the National Housing Provider Coalitions hosted a listening session for members and staff from the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and other Enterprise Lenders on Tuesday, May 28th, 2024. These lending agencies are considering rules and regulations that will be attached to loans made to housing
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Kansas House Bill 2562 Sent to the Governor April 9th This past week the Kansas Legislature passed House Bill 2562 and sent it to the Governor to sign. This is a bill that was all about protecting vulnerable adults from financial exploitation. It was originally about financial advisors and securities. But at the last minute,
