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Want to improve your chances of getting approved for a rental? Learn what landlords really look for in a tenant—from credit scores to rental history—and how to stand out as a strong applicant.
There are two main types of leases. Fixed term and month-to-month. Many landlords prefer to have a stable and long tenant in their rental.
The UD-101 form is a required document for plaintiffs in California unlawful detainer cases, detailing key information like rental property location and notice compliance. Properly completing this cover sheet is critical to avoid delays or dismissals in the eviction process.
Updated 6/13/24 Los Angeles City is among the cities with the strictest rent control. Landlords must keep track of registration, an RSO and or SCEP fee, rent increase restrictions and a lot more. Many landlords ask themselves, what are the…
Evictions are tough, but what comes after is just as important. This guide explains exactly what to do after evicting a tenant so you can clean up, recover costs, and prepare your unit for a better renter.
The AB 3088 Evictions webinar provides a comprehensive overview of California’s eviction protections during the COVID-19 pandemic, outlining key changes landlords must understand. Watch the replay to learn how to navigate the complex rules, including notice requirements and tenant repayment plans, to ensure compliance and avoid legal pitfalls.
Under AB 3088, landlords must now follow a specific 15-day notice process for tenants who have not paid rent due to COVID-19 hardships. This flowchart guides landlords through the required steps to ensure compliance with the law, from providing the proper notice to navigating potential tenant repayment options.
Certain properties are exempt from the rent control provisions of AB 1482, and landlords must issue a Notice of Exemption to clarify their eligibility. This notice is typically required for properties built after 2005 or single-family homes where the owner does not have more than two units.
Jury trials for unlawful detainers can be time-consuming and costly, but are there valid reasons to halt them? Explore the legal justifications and practical implications behind this controversial issue.
As the Coronavirus / COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect the lives of millions, landlords and property managers are stuck in a constant struggle to keep up with local, municipal, state and federal changes in regulation. We understand that as a…