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Finding the right handyman for your rental property can save you time, money, and headaches. Discover key tips to hire reliable professionals who keep your property in top shape.
Is setting up an LLC for your rental property the right move? Explore the benefits, drawbacks, and key considerations to protect your assets and streamline property management.
California Assembly Bill 1482, also known as the Tenant Protection Act, imposes statewide rent control and just-cause eviction requirements on certain rental properties. This FAQ addresses key questions about which properties are covered, how rent increases are calculated, and what landlords need to do to comply.
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Landlords in California can charge tenants for repairs only if the damage exceeds normal wear and tear and the cost is reasonable, regardless of who completes the repair. Documenting the damage and providing an itemized invoice helps ensure transparency and compliance with tenant laws.
California law regulates rental application fees to protect tenants from excessive charges. Learn the legal limits, what landlords can charge, and how to stay compliant.
Whether or not a prospective tenant can afford to live at your property and pay rent on time is the single most important consideration a landlord makes screening applicants.
Death is a difficult subject for all of us to talk about. Dealing with family members or loved ones who are grieving is especially delicate and difficult.
Wondering whether rent should include utilities? Explore practical tips to address this common question and decide what works best for your rental property.
In California, landlords are responsible for maintaining secure rental properties, including functional locks and adequate lighting. While landlords aren’t typically liable for tenant losses during a burglary, addressing repairs promptly and cooperating with law enforcement can help restore tenant confidence and safety.