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Can a landlord ask a tenant to leave without cause? Learn the legal restrictions, tenant protections, and the proper steps landlords must take when ending a tenancy.
California's AB 12 sets new limits on the amount landlords can charge for security deposits, aiming to make housing more accessible. Under the law, landlords must adhere to stricter guidelines, ensuring fairness and compliance with tenant protection standards.
With the growing popularity of e-bikes, landlords must address their use and storage on rental properties to ensure safety and compliance with property rules. Clear policies regarding parking, charging, and liability can help prevent disputes while accommodating tenants' needs for modern transportation options.
California’s Governor Gavin Newsom took a significant step on Saturday by signing into law a measure aimed at fortifying eviction protections for renters and addressing a critical loophole in the state’s existing rental regulations. The legislation serves as an update…
Receiving a Rent Registration letter in the mail pertaining to your rental property in unincorporated Los Angeles County is a significant matter that landlords and property owners should carefully consider. This letter is part of the regulatory framework implemented by…
Palo Alto has expanded its 'Just Cause' eviction protections, adding new restrictions for landlords and increased tenant rights. Learn how these changes impact eviction procedures and property management in the city.
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Tenant Anti-Harassment Measure Shot Down
SB 721, also known as the "Balcony Safety Act," requires periodic inspections of certain multifamily residential buildings in California to ensure the safety of exterior elevated elements, such as balconies, decks, and walkways. Landlords must comply by hiring qualified professionals for inspections, addressing safety hazards promptly, and keeping detailed records to maintain tenant safety and avoid penalties.
Landlords in the City of Los Angeles must stay informed about new regulations and requirements impacting rental properties. Discover the latest updates and how to ensure compliance.
The recently advanced bill, AB 1317, in the California Legislature represents a significant step toward reshaping the rental housing landscape in the state, particularly in larger residential properties. Introduced by Assemblywoman Wendy Carrillo from Los Angeles, this legislation seeks to…