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Evictions in California Reach Pre Pandemic Numbers

In the aftermath of the expiration of the statewide moratorium, a surge in eviction cases has swept across California, revealing a daunting reality for numerous renters. An in-depth analysis of court data by CalMatters underscores the gravity of the situation, with eviction figures soaring to alarming heights, surpassing even pre-pandemic levels in certain regions. The ..Read More

Study Shows Mortgage Forbearance Helps Stabilize the Economy

The effectiveness of allowing borrowers to suspend mortgage payments as a means of stabilizing the economy during a recession has been a subject of interest, particularly in the context of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. In a recent working paper, researchers investigated the impact of mortgage forbearances on labor market stability ..Read More

Tips for Getting Rid of Roaches for Good!

Dealing with roaches in an apartment is a frequent and disconcerting challenge faced by numerous residents. The tenacious presence of these pests, especially the German and American cockroaches, can escalate into a substantial infestation, bringing about health concerns and overall unease. This article aims to assist you in navigating successful cockroach control methods, spanning the ..Read More

Important Disclosures in California Rental Units

Under California rental law, there are specific provisions that safeguard tenants by mandating landlords to disclose critical information before the tenant occupies a rental unit. These disclosure requirements are designed to ensure transparency and protect the well-being of tenants. Here are some key aspects of these disclosure requirements. Bedbugs or Other Pests Utilities Mold Pending ..Read More

Is Buying a Rent Controlled Property a Good Idea?

The escalating rental expenses in major American cities have reignited a longstanding conversation about the effectiveness of rent control legislation as a potential solution to curb homelessness. This regulatory measure, designed to impose maximum limits on rent prices, has become increasingly appealing amid a substantial surge in homelessness rates in cities witnessing a dramatic upswing ..Read More

Los Angeles City Council Looks to Limit Rent Increases on Rent Controlled Units

The upcoming City Council vote on Tuesday centers around a crucial proposal designed to curtail expected rent increases for properties falling under the jurisdiction of the city’s rent-control law. This proposal, initially slated for discussion during last week’s council meeting, faced a delay at the hands of Councilman Hugo Soto-Martinez. His decision to defer the ..Read More

15 Tips for Easy Tenant Landlord Resolution

Resolving conflicts between tenants and landlords requires effective communication, understanding, and a willingness to find mutually agreeable solutions. Here are some steps and strategies that can help in resolving tenant-landlord conflicts. Tips for tenant landlord resolution Open Communication Document Everything Know the Lease Agreement Mediation Legal Advice Property Inspection Repair and Maintenance Offer Solutions Professional ..Read More

Tips to Help Keep Your Tenants Happy

Residents opt to depart for various reasons. Purchasing a home, a common aspiration for many renters, is one such reason. Preventing this is neither feasible nor desirable, as resident satisfaction is not about altering life plans but rather about maximizing lease renewals. In essence, it revolves around resident retention. Some residents, however, leave due to ..Read More

Everything Landlords Must Know About AB 12

AB 12 marks a significant shift in California’s residential rental landscape, ushering in a new era of tenant protections and reshaping the rules surrounding security deposits. This groundbreaking legislation, signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom and championed by Assemblyman Matt Haney, a Democrat, aims to alleviate financial burdens on tenants while promoting more equitable ..Read More

Costa Mesa to Vote on Stricter No Fault Eviction Rules and Increase Relocation Assistance

The proposed ordinance facing deliberation by the Costa Mesa City Council on November 7 marks a significant potential shift in the dynamics between landlords and tenants. If enacted, this legislation could place substantial financial and procedural burdens on landlords, particularly in cases of no-fault evictions. One of the key provisions in the proposed ordinance is ..Read More