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Providing rent receipts isn’t just a courtesy — it’s a smart business practice. Learn why every landlord should issue rent receipts to protect their property, strengthen tenant relations, and maintain clear financial records.
The program is designed to provide financial assistance to non-corporate rental property owners in LA County who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and meet specific eligibility criteria. To qualify for the program, applicants must fulfill the following requirements:…
Los Angeles County requires landlords to register their rental units annually to comply with local rent control and tenant protection laws. This process helps ensure transparency in rent increases and provides tenants with added protections, making it crucial for landlords to stay up-to-date with registration deadlines and requirements.
SB 869 is a California bill designed to improve the safety and security of mobile home parks by requiring park operators to complete management training. This law ensures that park managers are better equipped to handle legal, maintenance, and tenant issues, creating a safer environment for mobile home residents.
The City of Berkeley enacted a comprehensive rent control ordinance in 1980, which was regarded as “strict” due to its inclusion of vacancy control. Vacancy control ensured that price controls imposed by the city remained in effect even after a…
The Residential Tenant Protections Ordinance to Prevent Displacement and Homelessness, which came into effect on Saturday, June 24, represents a significant shift in tenant rights and protections. This new ordinance replaces the previously implemented “Tenants Right to Know Ordinance” that…
The Los Angeles City Council is debating a new requirement for air conditioning in rental units. Learn how this potential policy could impact landlords, tenants, and housing regulations.
Updated 6/17/24 Senate Bill 567, signed into law by Governor Newsom and authored by Senator Maria Elena Durazo, D-Los Angeles, is set to take effect on April 1, 2024. This landmark legislation brings significant amendments to the eviction procedures outlined…
The AB 1482 Rent Cap Law limits annual rent increases to 5% plus inflation, protecting tenants from excessive hikes. Landlords must ensure compliance with this statewide regulation, which applies to many rental properties built more than 15 years ago, or face legal consequences.
Pets are personal animals kept for enjoyment, while service animals, typically dogs, are trained to perform tasks for individuals with disabilities and are protected under the ADA. Companion animals provide emotional support for mental health conditions and may have housing protections under the Fair Housing Act, but unlike service animals, they require no specialized training.