We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
Iowa’s 2023 legislative session is well under way. Landlords should be aware of the following active bills at the Iowa Capitol. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
On January 25, the White House announced a number of actions to advance President Biden’s housing agenda, which are intended to protect renters and promote rental affordability. Continue Reading
We will continue to monitor legislation that is introduced and testify at subcommittees. Additionally, we will continue to have conversations with the floor managers and committee members on negative pieces of legislation. Continue Reading
Check out this month’s Minute Advocate where Nicole Upano, NAA’s AVP, Housing Policy and Regulatory Affairs, will digest the latest advocacy news in just around a minute. Ready for a deeper dive? Read the latest on the White House announcement https://fal.cn/3voVe. Continue Reading
Republican Party of Iowa Chair Jeff Kaufmann and co-chair Linda Upmeyer were unanimously reelected to new terms Saturday. Continue Reading
The first week is definitely coming in like a lion with a flurry of bills being filed and subcommittees scheduled. The stronger Republican majority is eager to get moving on their agendas. Continue Reading
Recently, we have seen county magistrates in at least Linn, Wapello, Muscatine and Black Hawk Counties dismiss eviction actions based upon supposed insufficient service of the underlying notices that were the basis for the eviction. Continue Reading
Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH), Chair of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, sent a letter to Lina Khan, Chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), to urge the FTC to review property owners’ and landlords’ use of price optimization software. Continue Reading
