While no landlord wants to evict tenants from their property, sometimes it is necessary. However, like most states, California has its own set of rules and regulations that determine how the eviction process must occur. That’s why we have provided a comprehensive guide to the California eviction laws to help you navigate these difficult situations…

Being familiar with California security deposit laws is essential for landlords. If you are a landlord, collecting reasonable security deposits from your residents at the beginning of the lease agreement can be beneficial to you and your rental unit for many reasons. A deposit can help you cover many unexpected costs, including:   Unpaid utilities:…

In California, a rental or lease agreement can be established either orally or through a written document. Once this is done, California law gives both parties of the lease – the landlord and tenants – certain rights and obligations. Understanding the California landlord tenant laws is essential to a successful rental business and avoiding evictions. …