Commercial evictions in California operate under a different legal framework than residential ones. There is no just cause requirement, no AB 1482 protection, and no

Assembly Bill 1482, the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, capped annual rent increases at 5% plus local CPI (maximum 10%) for covered properties statewide. But

Evicting a tenant in California requires strict compliance with notice requirements, just-cause rules, and court procedures that vary by city. A single misstep in the

A defective 3-day notice to quit is the single most common reason landlords lose unlawful detainer cases in California. Courts dismiss eviction actions over technical

The 16-page California real estate purchase agreement buyers must sign can determine their property transaction’s success or failure. Many buyers make costly mistakes and face

California has tightened its security deposit rules more than most renters know. Assembly Bill 12, signed by Governor Newsom, limits security deposits to one month’s