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Southern California's Eviction Experts
Long Beach's Just Cause Eviction Ordinance introduces new guidelines for tenant protections and landlord responsibilities. Get all the details you need to navigate these changes effectively.
The Los Angeles City Council made a decision on February 7, 2023, to pass a revised ordinance known as the Just Cause for Eviction Ordinance (JCEO). This amendment introduces a new provision requiring landlords to provide relocation assistance to tenants…
Discover the purpose and implications of a Three Day Notice to Perform Conditions and/or Covenants or Quit, a critical legal document in
The Redlands City Council discussed and voted on an urgency ordinance aimed at implementing stricter regulations for landlords planning substantial remodels on properties in Redlands. During the most recent meeting, Mayor Pro Tem Eddie Tejeda raised the topic of renter…
Learn when landlords can enter rental properties in California, legal notice requirements, and what to do if a tenant refuses entry. Stay compliant and avoid legal risks.
Security deposits are a critical part of the rental process, covering potential damages or unpaid rent while protecting landlords from financial loss. This FAQ addresses common questions, including how much can be charged, what deductions are allowed, and the timeline for returning the deposit.
Landlords face a range of legal pitfalls that can lead to costly disputes. Learn the most common legal issues and how to avoid them with smart property management practices.
Oakland has announced plans to phase out its COVID-19 eviction moratorium, which provided tenants with rent protection during the pandemic. As the city transitions back to standard rental policies, both landlords and tenants should prepare for changes in rent collection and eviction processes.
The Costa Hawkins Act is a California law that limits rent control by exempting single-family homes, condos, and properties built after 1995 from local rent control ordinances. It also allows landlords to raise rents to market rates when a tenant vacates, giving them more flexibility in managing rental income.
Santa Clarita does not currently have its own rent control ordinance, but landlords and tenants are still subject to California’s statewide rent control laws under AB 1482. This law limits rent increases and provides protections against unjust evictions, ensuring some level of stability for renters in the area.