Here is one landlord’s open letter on why he’s getting out of the rental property business, and therefore no longer needs our newsletter. It is something he thought we should share with our readers.
Question 1: Can you review any new landlord-tenant laws for 2019? Answer 1: Yes. There were several new state-wide laws affecting landlord tenant relations, but the one that may make the most impact is Assembly Bill No. 2343, which removes weekends and court holidays from the calculation of when a three day notice to cure…
Continued from Part 04 . . . Standard Deviation (“How sure am I to get it?”) The standard deviation (SD) straddles the mean (the “average”), with half the SD on one side and the other half on the opposite side.
A version of this article by Dr. David Eifrig first appeared on June 15, 2019 in the Stansberry Digest, published by Stansberry & Associates Investment Research, an independent investment research firm. You can visit them at www.stansberryresearch.com. Many Americans – average folks working to build a comfortable life – assume the “rich” have a secret…
If there was any question whatsoever as to whether California has gone completely off the rails, proposals in the new state budget should remove all doubt. Perhaps the most egregious of these involve changes in state law as they relate to health care.
Question One: I leased a house to a tenant. I requested a security deposit in the sum of $1,500 and he promised that it would be paid within 30 days. It has now been four months and he refuses to pay the security deposit. I had him sign a one-year lease. What can I do…
California Storm Threatens $725 Billion Worth of Damage On July 4, 2019, a 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit just north of Los Angeles, California. The next day, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the area. Now, scientists are predicting a massive California storm that could cause a building toppling earthquake and the collapse of the Whittier Narrows…
The California State Assembly passed a mandatory Individual Healthcare Insurance Responsibility Mandate under which a penalty may be imposed for each month that an individual fails to enroll in and maintain essential coverage.
California lawmakers have passed a five-percent-plus-inflation rent cap bill. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who put together the deal to pass the bill, said he would sign it [signed Tuesday, October 8th]. The California rent cap will take effect January 1, 2020 for the next 10 years at which time an “effectiveness” report will be submitted.
Things change: your perspective, your appetite for risk, and even your investment criteria. Sometimes the best thing you can do is move forward, and that can mean selling an investment property. When this time comes, you will have to pay off any existing liens before transferring title. For many investors, the biggest lien is their…