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California’s Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482) continues to impact landlords statewide. For those who own multifamily properties built before 2010 (15+ years ago), rent increases aren’t arbitrary—they’re capped based on inflation and state law. If you’re managing real estate in California, staying on top of these changes isn’t optional—it’s a must. Let’s…

On April 1, 2025, the Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved the Right to Counsel ordinance, granting low-income tenants facing eviction the right to free legal representation. While aimed at addressing housing insecurity, this law introduces new responsibilities and potential challenges for property owners. Key Provisions of the Right to Counsel Ordinance…

AB 246 has undergone a complete transformation. Initially introduced to address rent hikes during wildfire emergencies, the legislation has been rewritten to offer eviction protections to tenants facing Social Security payment delays. This shift in scope brings new obligations for California landlords—particularly those managing tenants on fixed federal incomes. Key Changes Under…