Fees and Charges
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Los Angeles rental housing providers will receive ballots this month on a proposed streetlight assessment. The city’s Bureau of Street Lighting will mail ballots on Friday, April 17. The measure…
The Federal Trade Commission is exploring whether to adopt new rules governing how rent and mandatory housing fees are advertised and disclosed – a proceeding that could affect owners, managers,…
California rental housing providers have until Monday, April 13, to submit comments on whether the Federal Trade Commission should consider pursuing new rules on how rent and mandatory housing fees…
Meet the speakers Mallory Homewood Policy & Compliance Counsel, Local Government Affairs California Apartment Association Monica Deka Compliance and Legislative Counsel California Apartment Association When it comes to rental housing…
Thanks to the advocacy of the California Apartment Association and other business groups, the city of Sacramento has shelved a proposal to penalize owners of underdeveloped private properties with fees…
Costa Mesa officials are set to consider a proposal on Tuesday that would create a citywide rental registry program requiring housing providers to report rental data, submit certain notices to…
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Rental Housing Fees: The Big Picture
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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…
Although initially expected to return this year, a bill dealing with fees in rental housing will not move forward. The measure had been on the California Apartment Association’s high-priority list…
The Rocklin City Council this month postponed action on a proposal to temporarily raise in-lieu housing fees after the California Apartment Association raised concerns about the potential impact on multifamily…
