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Understanding Tenant Lock Changes in Rental Properties

Real Property Management California Coast

Communication and Legal Compliance A mutually beneficial rental experience is contingent upon effective communication and transparent lease terms. A lease agreement explaining these policies and adhering to state laws is required to guarantee clarity and prevent any misunderstandings.

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Understanding Tenant Lock Changes in Rental Properties

Real Property Management DC Metro

In order to promote transparency and prevent misinterpretations, it is imperative to have a lease agreement that outlines these policies in accordance with state regulations. It is important to remember that, unless the lease specifically states otherwise, some states allow landlords to change locks without giving tenants extra keys.

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FTC, Colorado Sue Greystar For Deceiving Tenants On Rent Prices

Rental Housing Journal

The complaint also explains that Greystar, in some cases, waited to reveal fees until after consumers had paid a substantial application fee or holding deposit, and then only deep in a 40- to 60-page lease agreement.

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Mitigating Investment Risks in Multifamily Real Estate

American Apartment Owners Association

Staying informed about local codes, regularly updating lease agreements to reflect current regulations, and maintaining adequate insurance coverage are essential components of legal compliance. The escalating average legal verdicts in real estate from 2015 to 2019 underscore the importance of prioritizing legal compliance measures.

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Ultimate Guide: Complying with AB1482 for California Landlords (Exempt or Non-Exempt) – A Must for Your Comprehensive Lease!

Real Property Management Choice

Also known as The Tenant Protection Act of 2019, AB1482 has been a pivotal law in the state of California. Whether your property is exempt or non-exempt, you need to reflect its status in your lease agreement. AB1482 is written in a way that the law is repealed on January 1, 2030. Time will tell.

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Navigating California’s Rental Laws: What Every Carson Landlord Should Know

Real Property Management Choice

Every year, it seems, we have new laws in place that require us to go back and change our lease agreements. Make sure your lease agreement reflects this limit and the amount you’re collecting from tenants. In 2019, California made headlines with the passage of Assembly Bill 1482, the Tenant Protection Act.