From Stoves to ACs: The Surprising Essentials Landlords Can Legally Ban Today
A $2,400-a-month apartment listing in Los Angeles went viral after advertising a full kitchen but not allowing a stove. Reddit users questioned how renters were expected to cook in this unit. And critics pointed out that the rule could conflict with California Assembly Bill 628, which requires most
EXCLUSIVE: Aubrey Plaza Lands a Buyer for $4.9 Million L.A. Home—as She Prepares To Welcome Her First Child
Actress Aubrey Plaza will hopefully have one less thing to worry about before the arrival of her first child—having finally secured a buyer for her Los Angeles home, nearly one year after she put it on the market for $6.5 million. Plaza, 42, who is currently pregnant with her first child with partne
Missouri HOA President Is Accused of Diverting $30,000 for Personal Condo Repairs
A Branson, MO, homeowners association is suing its former president and her husband, claiming the pair improperly spent more than $30,000 of the association's money on their own condo repairs. The lawsuit, filed by the Woodlands Property Owners Association in Taney County Circuit Court last month, a
Florida Judge Orders Property-Tax Ballot Rewrite Over ‘Political Slogan’
Florida’s sweeping property tax proposal can't appear on the November ballot with its current title and summary, a judge ruled late on Monday. Leon County Circuit Judge David Frank declared the language “clearly and conclusively defective,” describing the title—“Save Our Homes From Excessive Propert
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