San Francisco Apartment Association
San Francisco Apartment Magazine

Features

The State of the Nation's Housing 2006 — Part IV: Homeownership Trends
by Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies

In Conversation with Bonnie Spindler and Allison Chapleau
by Mathew Sheridan and Emily Landes

If You Rename It, Will They Come?
by Emily Landes

Columns

On the Level
Get Proactive About Maintenance
by Terry Meany

Lending Advice
Who Took the "Service" Out of Loan Servicing?
by Mark Levine

The Real Deal
Significant Sales Activity in the Second and Third Quarters
by Mark Bonn & Mirella Webb

Insure This
Lost-Income Coverage
by Various Authors

Sacramento Report
Protecting Rental Property Owners
by Monica Williamson

Legal Corner Q & A
Who Is Responsible for Graffiti Cleanup?
by Various Authors

The Property Management Shop
Avoiding Discrimination Claims
by Marc Wilson

Talking Business
Sandy Skeie: Top of the Charts - Top of the Market
by Emily Landes

SFAA News

Study Okayed for Evictions Involving Children
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed a new measure regarding evictions and their possible effect on children’s school performance.

Passthrough Loophole Finally Closed
In a major victory for SFAA, the legal loophole that has prevented property owners from recovering 50% of the costs of voter-enacted bonds is now closed.

SFAA at Work on New Health Code Legislation
SFAA has successfully lobbied to remove some of the more onerous requirements of a potential new health code ordinance.

SFAA Board Elections November 13
The membership of SFAA will elect its new board of directors at a special meeting on November 13 at Fort Mason.

60-Day Eviction Notice Approved
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill that requires landlords to give 60 days’ notice for no-fault evictions

SFAM Seeks Columnist to Cover Property Management

San Francisco Named Tenth Most Expensive Real-Estate Market

New Guidelines for “Exotic” Mortgages
Federal banking regulators recently published new guidelines that crack down on banks offering “nontraditional” mortgages.