As a landlord in California, staying compliant with state safety laws isn’t just a good idea – it’s the law. Whether you manage a single rental unit or a small portfolio of properties, you are required to provide safe and habitable housing for your tenants. That includes making sure your smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, and water heaters are…
Apartment buildings are a key component of the housing market both in California and across the United States. There are, however, notable differences in ownership patterns, regulations, and market dynamics between California and the rest of the country. This article explores some of these differences, highlighting the unique aspects of apartment ownership in California compared…
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, April 16th for AOA’s “Million Dollar” Trade Show and Landlording Conference in Los Angeles. You will meet just about every contractor and vendor you will ever need … it’s called the “Million Dollar Event” of the year. Come and help us celebrate and who knows, you may even go home…
California’s Senate Bill 567 (SB 567), effective April 1, 2024, has introduced stringent measures aimed at limiting the ability of housing providers to terminate tenancies, particularly under the guise of “no-fault” justifications like substantial remodels or owner move-ins. These changes are poised to reshape the landscape for housing providers, who are already navigating a complex…
Make sure to circle the date on your calendar for the much-anticipated “San Diego AOA Landlording Power Conference.” This FREE event is scheduled for: Tuesday, May 21st, and will take place in the Captain’s Room at the Marina Village Conference Center, located at 1936 Quivira Way, San Diego! Invest part of one day into you and…
Below are questions asked by rental property owners regarding California and Orange County rent control laws, followed by answers provided by eviction attorney Dennis Block. Question One: I have a Section 8 tenant. The rent that I am receiving is far below the market for this single-family residence. I know that I can increase the…
Below are questions asked by rental property owners regarding California and Orange County rent control laws, followed by answers provided by eviction attorney Dennis Block. Question One: My property is located in Westminster, California. I understand that my property is subject to Statewide Rent Control and that I am required to have good cause…
One of the most common questions I’m asked is if there is a way to sell an investment property, keep the money and defer taxes. If you’re like some of my clients, you’re ready to enjoy the fruits of the wealth you’ve amassed and you don’t want to pay the government a large capital gains…
Below are questions asked by rental property owners regarding California and Orange County rent control laws, followed by answers provided by eviction attorney Dennis Block. Question One: My property is in Tustin, California. Do rent increases which exceed 10% require a 90-Day Notice? I served my tenant a 60-Day Notice to increase the rent,…
Below are questions asked by rental property owners regarding California and Orange County rent control laws, followed by answers provided by eviction attorney Dennis Block. Question One: A tenant has parked a broken-down car in front of their apartment. I have asked them to remove the car but they have refused. What are my options for…