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Industry Insights
Business Licensing and the Rental Housing Industry
Local legislative bodies have virtually unfettered discretion to adopt business licensing laws. In light of the fiscal crises that have inundated local communities, elected officials continue to look for additional…
A tax revolt in the 1970’s culminated in the passage by the voters of Proposition 13 in 1978. It was titled the People’s Initiative to Limit Property Taxation, also known…
Forms CA-420
Itemized Statement of Charges
This form can be used when there are not a sufficient number of pages to itemize charges other than rent for each month with unpaid charges on the Three-Day Notice…
Industry Insights
Late Fees: Residential Rental Payment
The amount of late fees charged by owners and managers of residential rental property is a matter of some controversy. Unlike some other states, California does not set the amount…
Forms CA-275
Notice of Charges Due
This form can be used by the Landlord to notify Resident of non-rent amounts due (i.e., late fees or other charges) under the Rental/Lease Agreement and provide a deadline for…
Forms CA-273
Payment Plan Agreement
This form allows resident to remain in unit while making payments on past due amounts. The tenant affirms there are no habitability issues. Do not complete this form without first…
This form is an agreement between the Landlord and Resident that the Resident will not be evicted for nonpayment of charges other than rent due to the Landlord under the…
Industry Insights
Personal Micromobility Devices at Residential Rental Properties
Recent fires caused by the charging of lithium-ion batteries have caused some landlords to prohibit the charging of personal micromobility devices such as e-bikes and scooters at the property. The…
Updated November 25, 2024 This notice is served when a Resident has failed to pay amounts other than rent in violation of the Rental/Lease Agreement. This notice informs the Resident…
