This form complies with the City of Fresno’s requirement that landlords of units in multiunit rental properties to provide notice to residents that the unit is covered by Fresno’s ordinance…
Forms FR-001
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Forms CA-031
Furniture Inventory
This form documents the condition of the furnishings at move-in and becomes an addendum to the Rental Agreement. This form is also used at the end of the tenancy for…
Forms CA-070
Grilling Addendum
This form permits property owners to specify the grill type and location of use. Also lists safety requirements for residents. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction…
Forms CA-070S
Grilling Addendum (Spanish)
This form permits property owners to specify the grill type and location of use. Also lists safety requirements for residents (Spanish Version). Do not complete this form without first reviewing…
Industry Insights
Grills and Barbecues at Rental Property
Every three years, California cities update their building and fire safety codes. The California Building Standards Commission adopted most of the rules from the International Fire Code. The rules included…
Forms CA-019
Guarantee of Rental Agreement
By using this form, a third party becomes the guarantor of the resident and incurs the liability of paying rent and other costs. Do not complete this form without first…
Forms CA-019S
Guarantee of Rental Agreement (Spanish)
By using this form, a third party becomes the guarantor of the resident and incurs the liability of paying rent and other costs. Do not complete this form without first…
Industry Insights
Guests at Rental Property
A rental housing owner may set reasonable standards by which a tenant’s guest will be considered a resident. The length of time a guest may stay with a tenant is…
California law requires residential rental property owners to deliver and maintain their rental units in a habitable condition, this legal principle is called the warranty of habitability. Though originally created…
Industry Insights
Hazardous Waste: Household Materials
It is unlawful for any person to place “universal wastes” in the trash. Universal wastes include common batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, mercury thermostats, electronic devices (TVs, Cell phones, VCRs). These…
