REGISTER NOW: HAPCO Philadelphia General Membership Seminar October 12th!
Bring your rental and investment property friends to HAPCO Philadelphia's General Membership Seminar!
Invite a non-member to learn, network, and socialize and see why they need to join Philadelphia's largest rental and investment property advocacy group.
Find out the latest trends and issues in the industry and help grow HP's influence by getting your colleagues to join!
Guest speakers include:
Greg Wertman HAPCO Philadelphia President
Maria Quinones-Sanchez, Mayoral Candidate & Former City Council Member
Laura Copeland, Philadelphia Water Dept. TAP Program
Bret Holden, VP, Leasing House, PHA
Jimmy Harrity, City Council At-Large Candidate
Paul Cohen, Esq., HAPCO Philadelphia's Legal Counsel
Brian Barrabee, Author, "Confessions of a Real Estate Man" & former HP Member
Hapco Philadelphia General Membership Seminar
WHEN: Wednesday October 12th 7pm-9pm
MEET & GREET: 6pm-7pm
WHERE: The Associated Polish Home
9150 Academy Road
Philadelphia, PA., 19114
Parking is provided on-site
Click here to register you and your guests
Or email the HP Office at:
hapcooffice2@hapcophiladelphia.com
or hapcooffice3@hapcophiladelphia.com
GET DIRECTIONS HERE
Proposed Bill Would Extend Philly Eviction Diversion Program into 2024
It was no surprise to Hapco Philadelphia when Councilmember Helen Gym introduced a bill that would extend the city’s Eviction Diversion Program into 2024.
The EDP was technically a pilot program but few thought it would end when the law expires December 31st.
The program currently requires rental owners and tenants to meet with a mediator prior to any eviction filing.
Under Gym’s proposed extension, rental owners would have to wait 30 days before taking any legal action.
HUD Finally Hikes Housing Vouchers To Match Skyrocketing Rents
It’s been the prime reason many Hapco Philadelphia members are reluctant to stay in the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s Housing Choice Voucher program: The vouchers simply don’t cover the cost of rent prices.
So, starting October 1st, the federal government is increasing their estimates for fair market rents to better reflect the run-up in Philly rents.
