Now that the election’s over, what’s next for rental housing industry?
In this month’s election, the California Apartment Association’s efforts helped elect candidates to the state Legislature and to city councils who understand the challenges facing the rental housing industry and who will work on balanced,… Read More
PROPOSITION 21 REJECTED BY VOTERS
Once again, the California Apartment Association has helped keep extreme forms of rent control out of the state.
Thanks largely to a campaign led by CAA, voters in Tuesday’s election… Read More
Santa Barbara adjusts relocation assistance costs
The California Apartment Association this month opposed a relocation-fee increase in the city of Santa Barbara.
CAA issues compliance paper on new credit-reporting law
Under a new California law, landlords who own certain government-subsidized properties must give tenants the option of having their rental payments reported to a major credit bureau.
SB 1157 by… Read More
Checking credit is a pillar of the screening process, and for good reason.
An applicant’s credit is part of the criteria used to evaluate whether they will pay the rent on time.
Because of this, it is important for rental housing providers to know what… Read More