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Fair Housing, security deposit laws, and tenant screening. Property management websites are regulated.

Fair Housing compliance, security deposit disclosures, and tenant rights information all apply to property management websites.

What regulators look for on property management websites

Fair Housing violations in listing descriptions

Security deposit terms inconsistent with state law

Tenant screening criteria that may be discriminatory

No maintenance request process or emergency contact

Who regulates property management websites

HUD
State Real Estate Commissions

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

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Common questions about property management websites

What Fair Housing rules apply to my property management website?

All of them. Fair Housing applies to every listing, every description, and every application process on your website. Discriminatory language, even unintentional, in property descriptions can trigger HUD complaints.

What tenant information should my property management website provide?

Your website should include application criteria, security deposit policies (amounts and return timelines per state law), maintenance request process, emergency contacts, and tenant rights information.

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