Unincorporated LA County Rent Control: Landlord Guide
If you own rental property in an unincorporated area of Los Angeles County, rent control is not something you can afford to guess about. The
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West Hollywood Rent Stabilization: Landlord Compliance Guide
West Hollywood RSO compliance for landlords: WHMC Title 17, 2.25% AGA, just cause eviction, relocation fees. Borna Houman Law represents WeHo property owners. Confidential consultation – (888) 42-BORNA.
Beverly Hills Rent Stabilization: Landlord Compliance Guide
Beverly Hills RSO Chapters 5 and 6 govern rent increases, just cause eviction, and relocation fees. Borna Houman Law represents BH landlords on compliance and unlawful detainer. Confidential consultation – (888) 42-BORNA.
Santa Monica Rent Control: A Landlord’s Compliance Guide
If you own residential rental property in Santa Monica, you are operating under the most
LARSO Compliance Guide for Los Angeles Landlords
If you own residential rental property in the City of Los Angeles in a building
Cash for Keys California: A Landlord’s Buyout Strategy Guide
Cash for keys is the fastest, cleanest way for California landlords to clear a tenancy. BHL drafts LARSO-compliant buyouts with full release of claims.
Owner Move-In Eviction California: Landlord’s SB 567 Compliance Guide
California SB 567 tightened owner move-in eviction rules. BHL guides LA County landlords through § 1946.2 compliance, relocation, and 12-month occupancy.
Ellis Act Eviction California: Landlord Compliance Guide
Ellis Act lets California landlords exit the rental business and clear all tenants from a rent-controlled building. BHL guides LA owners through state and local compliance.
30-Day Notice to Vacate California: Landlord Guide
California landlords: a 30-day notice to vacate must satisfy Civil Code § 1946.1 and § 1162 service rules. BHL represents LA County property owners.
Commercial Eviction in California: A Landlord’s Step-by-Step Legal Guide
Commercial evictions in California operate under a different legal framework than residential ones. There is
AB 1482 Exemptions: Which California Rental Properties Are Not Covered?
Assembly Bill 1482, the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, capped annual rent increases at 5%
