How Regulation, Rising Costs, and Activism Are Reshaping Rental Housing Part Two For the modern landlord in Michigan and Ohio, the business of managing their properties and tenants has shifted based on a slew of ever-changing federal guidance and expanded local ordinances. Combine that with an increasingly activist-driven state legislature and a growing local hostility […]
A growing wave of financial strain is putting renters and the landlords who depend on them in increasingly troubled waters. For the millions of you who own a rental property or two, the dream was simple: a reliable stream of monthly income to supplement retirement, build generational wealth, or just simply make ends meet. But […]
One of the most significant ruses in politics today is the claim that rent control will provide more affordable housing and necessary tenant protections in the U.S. But a closer look at literally decades of documentation and evidence from cities across the country reveals the reality that what rent control policy consistently results in is […]
As a landlord, few situations are more debilitating in getting the most from your investment than having to deal with delinquent tenants. Not just the financial strain, but the stress is enough to frustrate your operations and investment strategy. At Paletz Law, we’ve seen countless property owners inadvertently shoot themselves in the foot by making […]
As we close out another year, I’m filled with gratitude and pride as I reflect on what we’ve accomplished together in a very tough court and tenant advocacy environment. But this year marked a milestone for us that has seemed at times unreachable through a family succession, crippling recession and global pandemic that was more […]
Paletz Law attorneys keep fighting every day for our clients. Here are some of the highlights of 2025: $200,000 Discrimination Claim Dismissed: The Applicant’s Fatal Flaw Breanna Kingsley obtained dismissal of a prospective tenant’s frivolous $200,000 discrimination claim with the MI Dept of Civil Rights (MDCR). The applicant failed to complete the move-in process and […]
A Michigan Supreme Court decision and a vote by a local city council earlier this year have sent some chills through the short-term rental communities in Berrien County and Dearborn, respectively. These are examples of the growing tension between what some view as property rights and others’ need for the preservation of residential neighborhoods. A […]
The Michigan Senate, led by a small cadre of legislators, is at it again, introducing more anti-landlord bills in an attempt to restrict the use of your properties. Paletz Law, as a strong advocate for our landlord and property owner clients, provides you with the latest update on what’s going on in the state legislature […]
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