Rural Housing Service Rescinds Eviction Notification Rules
Summary
The Rural Housing Service (RHS) is rescinding its previous notification rules regarding evictions for multi-family housing. This action removes specific requirements previously imposed on property owners concerning tenant eviction notices.
What changed
The Rural Housing Service (RHS) has issued a final rule to rescind its previous requirements for eviction notifications for properties with RHS multi-family housing loans. This action removes the obligation for property owners to provide specific notice periods and content for evicting tenants in these housing developments. The specific docket number for this action is RHSFRDOC0001-0617.
Property owners and managers of RHS-financed multi-family housing must be aware that the previous detailed eviction notification requirements are no longer in effect. While specific notice periods are rescinded, standard landlord-tenant laws and any other applicable federal, state, or local regulations regarding evictions will still apply. Compliance officers should ensure their eviction procedures align with current federal, state, and local laws, as the rescinded RHS rule no longer provides a specific federal standard for these notifications.
What to do next
- Review current eviction procedures for multi-family housing properties financed by RHS.
- Ensure eviction practices comply with all applicable federal, state, and local landlord-tenant laws.
- Update internal policies and training materials to reflect the rescission of RHS eviction notification rules.
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