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Steve Hartmeier joins Insight Reporting
Insight Reporting, the Tenant Screening Division of Advanced Reporting, is excited to announce that Steve Hartmeier has joined their Portland Office. In his new role, Hartmeier will assist the Sales team and staff in their...
Read MoreMultnomah County Extends Eviction Moratorium through July 2, 2021
Multnomah County Commissioners voted unanimously on Thursday to extend the Eviction Moratorium through July 2, 2021, giving tenants 6 months after the moratorium ends to repay any back rent.
Read MoreCalifornia Tenant Screening Company Agrees to pay $4.25 Million to FTC for Failure to Report Accurate Information
The FTC reported on Tuesday that they had reached a settlement with a Publicly Traded Tenant Screening Company in California in the amount of $4.25 million for failure to follow reasonable procedures that ensure the...
Read MorePossible Extension to Oregon Eviction Moratorium
UPDATE 12/22/2020 The Oregon State Legislature approved changes to HB 4401 that will extend the state-wide eviction Moratorium to July, 2021 and adds $200 million to the rental assistance fund. UDPDATE: 12/15/2020 Governor Kate Brown...
Read MoreSpectrum 2020 Scavenger Hunt
Thanks for stopping by our booth for Spectrum. We hope you all are doing well in these unprecedented times. We would love to hear about the challenges you are facing and how we might be...
Read MoreThe Dangers of Automated Screening
At Insight Reporting, we have a firm belief that human beings will always be needed in the screening process. While automation has made screening easier and cheaper in many ways, human screeners will always be...
Read MoreMultnomah County and the City of Portland Temporarily Suspend Evictions
Due to the COVID-19 Outbreak, the City of Portland and Multnomah County announced Tuesday that they would temporarily be suspending all eviction processing. Tenants will need to provide proof of hardship due to shutdowns that...
Read MoreIndividualized Assessments
With the recently implemented Portland FAIR Ordinance, there are still many unanswered questions, including what an Individualized Assessment should look like. The Ordinance provides no guidance on how such an assessment should be given, or...
Read MoreMultifamily NW Files Lawsuit to Stop and Repeal the Portland FAIR Ordinance
UPDATE 2/27/2020 The temporary restraining order was denied. The suit will proceed, but could take months for a decision. Yesterday, Multifamily NW filed a lawsuit with the US District Court to stop and repeal...
Read MoreWashington State Legislature looking to change how criminal records are handled in tenant screening
Two bills are currently making their way through the Washington State Legislature that will change the way criminal records are handled when screening prospective tenants. SB 6490 and HB 2878 would prevent properties from denying...
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