Source hierarchy
- Primary law: statutes, regulations, enacted bills, court orders and official dockets.
- Government guidance: attorney general, housing agency, regulator and consumer-agency materials.
- Secondary legal sources: legal-aid or attorney explanations used to clarify, not replace, the primary source.
- Company sources: official fee schedules, resident guides and policy pages, clearly labeled as company-published information.
Legal claims
We avoid declaring a particular fee or bill “illegal” unless the applicable source supports that conclusion for the facts described. Most pages explain what to verify and what facts can change the result.
Company and enforcement coverage
Regulator allegations are attributed to the regulator. Settlements are described as settlements. Complaints and reviews are not treated as proof of wrongdoing. A company-level enforcement record is not presented as proof that every individual resident charge is invalid.
Review dates and updates
Verified state and company pages display a review date. Material statutory or regulatory changes trigger a content update and may temporarily cause us to limit or remove a page from indexing while it is re-verified.
AI-assisted production
Automation may assist research organization, drafting and quality checks, but legal-source pages are not intentionally published as verified based solely on generated text. The source layer and material claims are checked against the cited official materials.
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