How Much Will SB 326 and SB 721 Balcony Laws Cost You? by Omid Ghanadiof of Dr. Balcony Engineering Tech

For California property owners, SB-326 and SB-721 balcony inspections laws are essential for safety, but they come with a price tag. So, how much are you really going to have to spend to ensure your balconies are compliant? Let’s break it down – honestly and without the sales jargon.   Balcony Inspection Cost Details Before…

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Resident manager lawsuits and wrongful termination

I’m Being Sued for What??! Navigating the Evolving Field of Resident Manager Lawsuits by Gary Ganchrow, Esq.

I have, for many years, been defending employers and homeowners against lawsuits brought by their resident managers or former resident managers. These lawsuits often involve wage and hour claims based on alleged inadequate payment, but many also include claims of wrongful termination or discrimination (reinforcing the notion that “Hell hath no fury like a resident…

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SB 9 Ruling

Victory for Charter Beach Cities in Ruling on SB 9 by Mercedes Shaffer, Realtor

In a landmark decision, a Superior Court judge has dealt a significant blow to state control over local development.  The ruling deemed a California law allowing multifamily buildings on single-family lots unconstitutional.  SB 9, enacted in January 2022, permitted the splitting of single-family lots into two, each accommodating two homes, without necessitating a public process. …

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Pet Ban

Understanding California’s Proposed Bill AB 2216 to Prevent Blanket Pet Bans in Rental Housing – by Loren Levy of SHL Management

In recent years, California has been at the forefront of enacting legislation aimed at protecting the rights of renters and promoting fair housing practices. One such proposed bill that has garnered significant attention is aimed at preventing blanket pet bans in rental housing. Here is what this proposed bill entails, how it may impact landlords…

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