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Can a Landlord Let Themselves In? Unlocking the Legalities

American Apartment Owners Association

A landlord cannot let themselves into a tenants property without prior notice, except in emergencies. Generally, landlords must provide at least 24 hours notice before entering, respecting tenants privacy and adhering to specific state laws regarding entry reasons and times. Privacy Both landlords and tenants have the right to privacy.

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Meet the Experts: AAOA Rental Housing Conference 2024 Speaker Lineup

American Apartment Owners Association

These professionals bring real-world experience and innovative solutions to the challenges landlords face, from tax-saving strategies to managing emotional support animal (ESA) requests and tackling the insurance crisis. Davids session will cover the ins and outs of the law and how to streamline the compliance process. Lauren Lieb Sr.

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The FTC Lawsuit Against Invitation Homes: What It Means for Property Managers

BetterWho

Impact on business practices: Property managers must reassess their leasing processes to avoid potential litigation. How This Affects Property Management Operations The precedent set by this lawsuit affects not only large corporate landlords but all property managers.

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How SB-721 is Shaping the Future of Property Management in California: A Comprehensive Analysis

Authority Property Management

This blog post provides a detailed yet accessible analysis of SB-721's immediate and long-term effects on landlords and property managers in California. Immediate Implications Economic Impact Landlords: Landlords will face increased costs for inspections and necessary repairs, impacting their operating budgets.

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New California Commercial Lease Requirements – SB 1103

Esquire Property Management Group

This new law mandates that landlords and their representatives—across all commercial sectors, including office, industrial, and retail—adapt their leasing practices when engaging with a newly classified category of tenants known as “qualified commercial tenants.”

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