You Forgot The AB 1482 Exemption Notice—Now What? A landlord owns a single-family home or condominium. The property is held in the landlord’s individual name. Years later, the landlord discovers that the lease does not contain the AB 1482 exemption language. Is the...
July 1, 2020: The AB 1482 Date Every Landlord Should Know When landlords review whether a single-family home or condominium is exempt from AB 1482, one date matters enormously: July 1, 2020. That date does not determine whether a tenant is entitled to receive notice....
I am writing to share the first article in a new series discussing California's AB 1482 (the Tenant Protection Act of 2019) and what property owners need to know about its exemption requirements. Your Property May Be Rent-Controlled—and You May Not Even Know It If...
Why “As-Is” Doesn’t Protect Anyone When real estate disputes arise, they usually don’t happen during escrow. It happens after the buyer moves in. Nearly 90% of buyer–seller disputes happen post-closing, long after keys are exchanged and the excitement has worn off....
