Ever scratch your head and wonder: Where’d the money go? Without a budget, it’s bound to happen. To succeed in the rental housing business, you can’t be foggy with the numbers.…
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FAQs
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A Resident pays the back rent with a check after receipt of a Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit, the check does not clear the bank, do I have to attempt to re-deposit the check, or issue a new Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit, requiring payment by money order? What are my options?
What is the maximum amount or percentage an owner can charge as a late fee when a resident is late in paying rent?
When counting the number of days for a 3-, 30-, or 60-day notice, do I count the day of service?
In the News
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San Diego is advancing new laws that would impose strict limits on routine operational practices for rental housing providers. The proposals take aim at late fees, pet rent, parking and storage…
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors last week voted 3-2 to move forward with a proposal that would impose sweeping limits on what rental housing providers can charge for…
San Diego city and county officials are moving forward with nearly identical proposals that would apply new limits on what rental housing providers can charge for common services such as…
The California Apartment Association and the San Francisco Apartment Association this week urged the state Supreme Court to review Sheetz v. County of El Dorado, a case that could reshape…
After being stripped of its most troubling provisions relating to rental housing fees and tenant screening, SB 681 was included in the state’s budget policy bill and was signed into…
This year’s last active piece of major legislation dealing with rental housing fees has advanced from the state Senate to the Assembly. SB 681 by Sen. Aisha Wahab, D‑Fremont, passed…
The California Apartment Association and the author of a bill on rental housing fees and transparency have agreed to pause the proposal in the Assembly to allow more time for…
Despite opposition from the California Apartment Association, the Sacramento City Council has unanimously approved a sweeping increase in fire inspection fees that will significantly raise costs for rental housing providers…
The Sacramento City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday, May 20, on a proposal to nearly double fire inspection fees for rental housing providers and other local businesses. The fee…
