California state law outlines specific notice requirements and waiting periods that landlords property must follow if they believe that the rental unit has been abandoned and/or personal property has been left behind by the resident.
This is an out-of-court procedure that will give landlords protection from liability when they take possession of the property without going through the eviction process.
On-Demand Class
Renewal of Tenancy and End of the Tenancy: Termination of the tenancy, Three-Day Notices, Abandonment, Disposition of Security Deposit, and the Eviction Process This class will guide you through lease…
Question: My tenant just moved out. When I went to do the final walkthrough, there were several pieces of furniture, and a bike left behind. Can I dispose of these…
Let’s say the tenant of your single-family home or apartment is a couple weeks late on the rent and hasn’t responded to your repeated phone calls and emails. Perhaps the…
Unwanted mattresses and box springs continue to litter roadsides and vacant lots throughout California. It turns out, though, you and your tenants can help put this problem to bed. And…
Tenant advocates have filed preliminary paperwork to place a rent control measure before voters in the city of Sacramento. The initiative would amend the city charter to impose inflation-based rent…
This webinar, scheduled for 10 a.m. Dec. 4, 2024, will highlight new laws passed by the California Legislature in 2024 as well as the bills that CAA successfully opposed. In…
In this webinar, scheduled for 10 a.m. Dec. 18, 2024, CAA’s legal affairs team will review the new requirements California landlords must follow due to key new laws adopted by…
Did you know that before 1996, it was legal for cities in California to control how much a vacant rental unit could be listed for? That, and more, changed with…
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