Update on California’s A.B. 1482 State Rent Control Law
WEBINAR ON-DEMAND
Presented by Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino // Robert Hall & Associates Taxes
The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (“TPA”), also known as Assembly Bill 1482, is the state law that imposes both Rent Control and Just Cause Eviction protections absent a local ordinance that provides these protections. During 2013, the Legislature also passed Senate Bill 567, which imposes even greater restrictions on so-called, “no-fault” evictions for owner move-in, substantial remodel, or removal of a property from the rental market. Senate Bill 567 is effective as of April 1, 2024.
Statewide rent control and tenant protections under the TPA are generally applicable to most multifamily rental properties constructed more than fifteen years ago with few exceptions for duplexes where the owner is one of the occupants. In certain circumstances, the Tenant Protection Act applies to single-family residences owned by corporate owners. The TPA imposes annual limitations on rent increases, the payment of relocation fees, and just cause eviction rules for rental properties covered under it.
WEBINAR DISCUSSION TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Which rental properties are covered under Assembly Bill 1482, the Tenant Protection Act? How much can YOU increase rent this year?
- What’s changed for this year due to Senate Bill 567? Can you still move into your own property? How can you substantially remodel your property?
- How are tenants being protected from “no fault” evictions for owner move-in or substantial remodel? How much do YOU have to pay in relocation fees to get them out?
- How can YOU evict your tenant for cause…learn your options and develop your strategy.
GUEST SPEAKER: Patti Widget, Property Management Expert, Widget’s Way
Patti “Widget” has nearly 25 years of experience as a regional property manager. Patti teaches a wide range of classes on property management topics; she is a keynote speaker on property management and housing issues and has published numerous articles for apartment associations. Patti is a repeat guest speaker at UCLA. She also holds various certifications in the industry related to her field, such as a CA licensed Real Estate Broker, CCRM, lead based paint certified renovator from the EPA, Fair Housing and more.