How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent in California? 2026-27 Caps
California landlords covered by AB 1482 can raise rent up to 8.7% in LA County from Aug 1, 2026. How the base, notice, and local caps work. (888) 42-BORNA.
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How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent in California? 2026-27 Caps
California landlords covered by AB 1482 can raise rent up to 8.7% in LA County from Aug 1, 2026. How the base, notice, and local caps work. (888) 42-BORNA.
HOA Selective Enforcement in California: A Board’s Defense Guide
HOA selective enforcement claims fail when a California board documents fair, uniform procedures. The cases, deadlines, and records. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
Pet Addendum California: A Landlord’s Guide to the 2027 Rules
California landlords must give applicants a written pet policy from April 1, 2027. What a pet addendum can charge and enforce. Call (888) 42-BORNA today.
Prescriptive Easements in California: A Property Owner’s Defense Guide
If a neighbor has used part of your land for years, California may give them a prescriptive easement. How property owners stop it. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
Tenant Improvement Allowance in a Commercial Lease: A California Owner’s Guide
How a California commercial landlord should size, structure, and disburse a tenant improvement allowance without risking a lien on the fee. (888) 42-BORNA.
Just Cause Eviction Ordinance Los Angeles: An Owner’s Guide
Own a non-RSO unit in the City of Los Angeles? The Just Cause Ordinance sets the eviction grounds, the $31.05 per-unit fee, and a 3-day LAHD filing rule.
Holdover Tenant in California: A Landlord’s Decision Guide
Accepting rent from a holdover tenant renews the tenancy under Civil Code 1945 and can trigger just cause protection. A California landlord guide. (888) 42-BORNA.
Removing a Lodger in California: The Owner-Occupied Exception
A California owner who lives in the home and rents to one lodger can end the arrangement by written notice under Civil Code 1946.5. Landlord guide. (888) 42-BORNA.
Who Pays the Legal Fees in a California Eviction?
Each side pays its own attorney in a California eviction unless the lease or a statute shifts fees, and Civil Code 1717 cuts both ways. (888) 42-BORNA.
Evicting a Family Member With No Lease in California
A California owner can remove a relative with no lease, but the notice depends on whether they are a tenant, a lodger, or a licensee. Landlord guide. (888) 42-BORNA.
