Effective January 1, 2020, California law requires a 90 days’ written notice when rental property owners increase a tenant’s rent more than 10 percent. Rent increases of 10% or less…
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Effective January 1, 2020, California law requires a 90 days’ written notice when rental property owners increase a tenant’s rent more than 10 percent. Rent increases of 10% or less…
Forms CA-018
With this management form, you can easily and quickly determine daily rent for proration purposes.
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SB 1157 (Bradford), enacted in 2020, established Civil Code Section 1954.06, requiring landlords of certain assisted housing developments to offer residents listed on the lease the option to have their…
Forms CA-040
The purpose of this form is to clearly state the terms agreed to by both the owner (“Landlord”) and the tenant(s) (“Resident”). When properly completed and signed by both parties,…
Forms CA-040S
The purpose of this form is to clearly state the terms agreed to by both the owner (“Landlord”) and the tenant(s) (“Resident”). When properly completed and signed by both parties,…
Forms CA-015
This form is designed to facilitate the process of obtaining information about the Applicant’s employment history. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.
Forms CA-015S
This form is designed to facilitate the process of obtaining information about the Applicant’s employment history. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.
Forms CA-014
This form is designed to facilitate the process of obtaining information about the Applicant’s rental history from the prior Landlord. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction…
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“Can I charge this fee?” This is one of the most common—and increasingly complex—questions landlords ask. Whether the issue involves application screening fees, utility charges, parking, administrative costs, or other…
Forms CA-311
A time sheet for your non-exempt employees. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.
California’s law governing security deposits in residential rental housing can be strict and disputes over security deposits are common. The law has been amended multiple times in the past several years, meaning that it’s more important than ever to make sure you are up to date on the latest requirements. This webinar will cover key…
From screening fees to utility charges and late fees, rental housing providers regularly make decisions about which fees to charge and in what amounts. However, there is no single statute that comprehensively governs residential rental housing fees. Instead, providers must navigate overlapping state laws, local rent control ordinances, and evolving federal enforcement trends — which…
An unlawful detainer action is more than filing paperwork and getting a rubber stamp from the court system. Once a termination notice expires and a resident does not move out, the matter becomes a civil lawsuit governed by strict procedural rules, evidentiary requirements, and court deadlines. While unlawful detainers are intended to move more quickly…