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Southern California's Eviction Experts
Southern California's Eviction Experts
Updated 8/01/2024 Navigating the eviction process can be a challenging and stressful experience for landlords, especially when dealing with nonpayment of rent. In Ventura County, specific steps must be followed to ensure the eviction is handled legally and efficiently. In…
The City of Los Angeles' Just Cause for Eviction Ordinance adds new protections for tenants and stricter rules for landlords. Learn how this ordinance affects eviction processes and property management.
The Tenant Protection Resolution provides landlords with a clear framework for complying with local and state rental laws, offering guidance on rent control, eviction protections, and tenant rights. This FAQ helps landlords navigate the complexities of tenant protection ordinances, ensuring they meet legal requirements while maintaining fair and transparent practices.
Keeping track of tenant payments and outstanding balances can be a challenging aspect of managing rental properties. Without proper organization and record-keeping, your investment property can turn into a nightmare. A ledger of rent payments is an essential tool for…
Updated 10/24/24 In recent years, San Francisco and other cities across California have faced a growing housing crisis. With rents skyrocketing and eviction protections not reaching enough tenants, homelessness has become an alarming issue. The Homelessness Prevention Act, or SB…
Alameda County's eviction moratorium provides temporary protections for tenants who are unable to pay rent due to COVID-19-related financial hardships. Landlords must comply with the moratorium's guidelines, which include giving tenants more time to repay overdue rent and limiting eviction proceedings during the emergency period.
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San Francisco Eviction Protections.
Starting January 27, 2023, every landlord who owns residential properties is required to give tenants a Notice of Renters’ Protections upon the start or renewal of their tenancy. Additionally, the notice must be posted in a common area of the…
The moratorium prohibits almost all evictions without fault, but allows most evictions for a tenant's wrongdoing, except for failure to pay rent if protected by the moratorium's non-payment provisions.
The County has imposed a moratorium that prevents evictions for “no fault” reasons, except for those that are necessary for health and safety, and an extremely limited exception for owner move-in evictions, which is explained further below. A “no fault”…