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Southern California's Eviction Experts
Southern California's Eviction Experts
San Jose's new law prohibits landlords from rejecting tenants solely based on their use of Section 8 housing vouchers. This ordinance promotes fair housing practices and ensures low-income tenants have equal access to rental opportunities across the city.
In California, landlords must follow specific procedures when dealing with personal property left behind by tenants in a commercial lease. This includes providing written notice to the tenant and, if unclaimed, either selling or disposing of the items according to state law to avoid liability.
California law allows landlords to address noise complaints if a tenant's behavior disrupts the quiet enjoyment of others. Include noise policies in your lease, document complaints, and issue formal warnings before taking further steps, such as initiating eviction for lease violations.
California Assembly Bill 1482, also known as the Tenant Protection Act, imposes statewide rent control and just-cause eviction rules on many rental properties. This legislation impacts landlords by limiting annual rent increases and restricting eviction reasons, requiring careful compliance to avoid legal issues.
Santa Monica leads the way with the nation's most comprehensive earthquake retrofit plan. Learn how this groundbreaking policy impacts property owners and strengthens community resilience.
Los Angeles’ Home-Sharing Ordinance regulates short-term rentals to balance housing availability and tourism. Learn the key rules, requirements, and how to stay compliant as a host or landlord.
Establishing clear rental criteria is essential for finding reliable tenants and protecting your investment. Download our free PDF template, which covers key screening factors like income, credit score, rental history, and more, to streamline your tenant selection process and ensure fair, consistent evaluations.
Updated on 5/21/24 So what happens after you have won your eviction and you now have legal possession of your property? The first thing most landlords do is go inspect it. But what happens when you find the tenant leaves…
A Proof of Service or POS, is filed along with the copies of the notices served to the tenant at the time of filing an Unlawful Detainer complaint.
Just Cause Eviction laws are changing the game for landlords, making it more challenging to remove problematic tenants. Find out what these laws mean and how to navigate them effectively.