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Southern California's Eviction Experts
California’s strict habitability standards make landlord maintenance essential. Learn how to prevent “slumlord” complaints, handle repairs, and comply with new 2026 appliance rules to protect your rental business.
Rental arbitrage offers a creative way to profit from short-term rentals without owning property—but it comes with strict legal and financial considerations in California. Learn how to navigate laws, protect your property, and decide if this business model is right for you.
Starting January 1, 2026, California landlords must provide and maintain a working stove and refrigerator in all rental units under AB 628. This new law redefines habitability standards and impacts how landlords prepare their properties and leases across the state.
Curious about ADUs in California? This comprehensive guide breaks down what an accessory dwelling unit is, how to build one legally, and the potential for rental income. Perfect for landlords looking to expand housing options or increase property value.
Managing rent collection effectively is essential for landlords. This guide explains how to automate payments, enforce policies, and stay compliant with California’s 2025 laws, ensuring steady cash flow and stronger tenant relationships.
Worried about an eviction haunting your rental history? This guide explains how long evictions stay on record in California, the impact on credit and tenant screening, and actionable steps to remove or dispute them.
Tenants often look to subleasing or subletting when life changes force them to move. But landlords must understand the risks and protections involved. This guide explains the differences, legal considerations, and best practices for handling sublease requests while keeping your property secure.
Lease agreements and rental agreements may seem similar, but they impact landlords in very different ways. This guide explains the pros, cons, and California laws you should know before deciding whether a lease or month-to-month rental works best for your property.
Lease addendums help landlords update rental agreements without rewriting the entire lease. This guide explains common types, California laws, and how to draft valid addendums that protect both landlords and tenants.
Carbon monoxide detectors are legally required in most California rental properties. This guide explains SB 183 compliance, installation standards, tenant responsibilities, and how landlords can avoid fines and legal risk.