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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.
Senate Bill 567, a legislative proposal introduced in the Senate, aims to address various concerns related to owner move-ins, tenancy terminations for major remodels, and Ellis Act evictions. The bill seeks to implement stricter limitations on these practices while providing…
Reusable tenant screening reports allow renters to apply for multiple properties without paying repeated fees. Learn how these reports work and what landlords need to know before accepting them.
SB611 bans certain tenant fees in California starting April 2025. Learn what charges are illegal, how it affects military tenants, and what landlords must do to comply.
According to officials, the city council of Alhambra has given its approval to two “Tenant Protection Ordinances.” These ordinances were passed during the council’s meeting on May 22. They entail a temporary moratorium, which prevents landlords from evicting tenants under…
Retaining quality tenants starts with clear communication, timely maintenance, and respect for their privacy. By providing a positive rental experience, you can reduce turnover and build strong, long-term tenant relationships.
AB 3088, also known as the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act, was enacted to provide temporary eviction protections for tenants who were unable to pay rent due to the pandemic. The law outlines specific notice requirements, repayment plans, and deadlines, offering safeguards to both tenants and landlords during a challenging economic period.
California’s ADU Amnesty Program offers landlords a chance to legalize unpermitted accessory dwelling units. Learn the requirements, benefits, and steps to take advantage of this unique opportunity.
South Pasadena has enacted a temporary moratorium on no-fault lease terminations, preventing landlords from evicting tenants without a specific cause. This measure is designed to provide renters with greater housing stability while the city explores long-term tenant protection policies.