Tenant screening software can make the rental application process faster and more consistent, but it should never replace a property manager’s responsibility to follow fair housing laws and make thoughtful, documented decisions. HUD’s 2024 guidance makes clear that housing providers and tenant screening companies must ensure screening practices are transparent, accurate, fair, and compliant with the Fair Housing Act—even when artificial intelligence, algorithms, or third-party platforms are used.
What REALTORS® Are Seeing Across Our Communities Last Month April housing data across the Longleaf Pine REALTORS® region points to a market with more inventory, continued price resilience, and more selective buyer activity by property type and price point. Across all residential properties, new listings increased 8.6 percent year over year to 1,093, and pending […]
Managing pet policies can be one of the more detailed parts of property management. From collecting accurate pet information to reviewing documentation for assistance animals, property managers need a process that is clear, consistent, and easy for applicants to understand.
City seeks qualified developers for future development project Published on May 07, 2026 FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. – The City of Fayetteville has issued a Request for Qualification (RFQ) seeking an experienced development team to partner on the development of the Blount and Gillespie site, a 9.3-acre, city-owned assembly of 41 parcels located immediately south of Downtown […]
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