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02/17/2026

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02/09/2026

The Federal Trade Commission is exploring new nationwide rules that could regulate rental housing fees. The proposal may require landlords and property managers to disclose the full monthly cost of rent upfront and could eliminate or restrict many common industry fees. This is still in the early stages, but it could significantly impact how housing providers structure rent and recover operating costs.

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01/22/2026

Our latest blog article discusses LB 1007(2026) recently introduced into the Nebraska Legislature.

Nebraska Legislative Bill (LB 1007) proposes significant amendments to the Nebraska Landlord-Tenant Act, specifically Neb. Rev. Stat. §§ 76-1415and 76-1416. These changes would directly affect how Nebraska landlords and property managers structure lease agreements, collect pre-move-in funds, and m...

10/13/2025

In tomorrow's For Nebraska Landlords & Managers Newsletter:

- Government Shutdown: A Landlord’s Guide to Furloughed Tenants

- How to Track Down a Former Tenant’s New Address (Without Hiring a Skip Tracer)

- This Week’s Poll Question

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04/12/2025

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04/08/2025

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04/04/2025

📢 BREAKING NEWS for Nebraska Landlords & Property Managers!

Two major landlord-tenant bills have officially passed the Nebraska Legislature and are now awaiting the Governor’s signature:

✅ LB 266 – Blocks local governments from enacting rent control measures.
✅ LB 185 – Modernizes how legal notices can be served, including allowing electronic service between landlords and tenants.

📝 Both bills were introduced by State Senator Rob Dover.

📬 Stay tuned for updates once/if they're signed into law!

Sponsored by: John G Benson at Tenant Data, Inc.

04/01/2025

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03/25/2025

Learning Opportunity... Just posted a new video from Saturday's Q & A...

Nebraska landlords and property managers – do you know your rights when it comes to accessing a tenant’s rental unit? Or what happens if a unit isn’t ready f...

12/20/2024

Hi everyone... Based on a few conversations I've had with lobbyists and 2 state senators... we are anticipating NUMEROUS landlord-tenant bills before the Nebraska Legislature this year!
I have decided that this year I wanted to take a better approach to keeping everyone who is the real estate community informed.
I will be putting out a weekly newsletter for anyone who wants the information.
If you are interested in receiving the newsletter, I will leave a link in the comments where you can subscribe.
Cheers, Paul Vojchehoske