California Tenants are protected from eviction under state and federal law, as well as under local laws in some cities and counties. This page describes protections under a new state...
The need for housing and the instability of some renters’ financial or criminal past can lead people to do whatever it takes to secure a rental property. Unfortunately, this means...
“CASH FOR KEYS” – INFORMATION FOR CONSUMERS AND DRE LICENSEES The challenge to successfully market REO properties has given rise to a growing practice known as “cash for keys”. The...
California Landlord Disclosures Landlords and property managers are required to follow their federal, state and local laws about informing tenants of policies, facts, and rules about the property. Any information...
The growing popularity of urban housing Increasing portion of home buyers searching for urban style living America remains a largely suburban nation. In the 50 largest (and most urbanized) metropolitan...
Tips to Protect your Property From Thieves and Burglars A burglary is committed every 20 seconds. According to an FBI’s report, nearly 1.6 million such crimes occurs nationwide annually....
Average rent price in Los Angeles has gone up 5.2% during 2016 The cities with the biggest increase are: West Hollywood Hills 13%, Beverly Hills 12%, Mid City 12%, Olympic...
A good Property Management will go to great lengths to find a qualified tenant for their rental property. Qualified tenants are those that have a proven track record of financial...
Landlord – Tenant Laws in California California Laws for Security Deposit: Security Deposit Maximum Allowed: Two months’ rent for unfurnished units; Three months’ rent if furnished units. (Civ. Code §§ 1950.5 and...
How to stop and prevent vandalism and crime? Vandalism is a crime that is committed without a specific reason. It is often committed by a small group of people and...
