Moving-In Moving-Out - A Comprehensive Guide For California Landlords

Are you a landlord in California struggling to navigate the complexities of move-in and move-out procedures? This comprehensive guide breaks down everything you need to know to stay compliant with California law and protect your investment.

We'll cover crucial topics including:

Fair Housing Law: Understand federal and California regulations to avoid discrimination and ensure equal opportunity for all applicants. Learn about protected classes and how to train your staff.

Tenant Screening: Discover the latest laws regarding application fees, written screening criteria, and legally compliant background checks (credit, eviction, felony). See a sample screening form!

Lease Agreements: Essential terms you MUST include in your California lease, including no-smoking clauses, pet policies, parking rules, and repair request procedures. We'll show you a sample lease and discuss key provisions. Learn about statewide requirements for exemptions, Megan's Law, bed bugs, mold disclosures, and flood zones

Security Deposits: Learn the rules for security deposits, including taking photos, clearing funds, and permissible deductions for damages vs. wear and tear.

Pre-Move-Out Inspections: Master the process of offering and conducting pre-move-out inspections, providing written notice, and creating itemized lists of potential deductions.

Security Deposit Returns: Learn about the 21-day rule, itemized statements, invoices, estimates, pictures, and sending the refund. Learn about bad faith claims.

Avoid costly legal mistakes and ensure a smooth rental process. Watch now to become a more informed and successful California landlord!

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