Tenant Screening Compliance for California Landlords
How California landlords lawfully screen rental applicants under the § 1950.6 fee cap, source-of-income rules, and fair-chance limits. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
How California landlords lawfully screen rental applicants under the § 1950.6 fee cap, source-of-income rules, and fair-chance limits. Call (888) 42-BORNA.
How California owners grant and negotiate commercial purchase options: option vs. ROFR vs. ROFO, consideration, time is of the essence, recording, specific performance.
How California commercial landlords enforce sublease and assignment clauses: Kendall v. Pestana, Civil Code 1995.260, recapture, profit-sharing, and unlawful detainer.
A California triple net lease shifts taxes, insurance, and CAM to the tenant, but only if the CAM and assignment clauses are drafted right. Commercial tenancies have no rent control. Confidential consultation: (888) 42-BORNA.
If you own commercial property in California, your biggest accessibility exposure usually does not come
If you own land in Los Angeles that sits under a hotel, an office tower,
California mold landlord liability under SB 655 (Health & Safety 17920.3), Civil Code 1941.1 habitability, and the implied warranty. Notice triggers, response timelines, defense strategy for property owners. (888) 42-BORNA.
Commercial evictions in California operate under a different legal framework than residential ones. There is
Assembly Bill 1482, the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, capped annual rent increases at 5%
Landlords: If a tenant is demanding their full deposit back and you have legitimate, documented