LA’s ‘mansion tax’ remains intact for now, as state reform bill stalls

A state bill backed by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to reform Los Angeles’ Measure ULA, the voter-approved “mansion tax” to fund affordable housing, was quietly …

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How To Win Your Eviction Case

How To Win Your Eviction Case Discover the strategies behind winning any eviction case with expert Rafael Azizyan from the California Property Law Group, LLP. …

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The Legal Risks Every Landlord Faces with Onsite Managers & Contractors

The Legal Risks Every Landlord Faces with Onsite Managers & Contractors Hiring on-site managers can save time and improve operations, but it also creates unique …

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Landlord Ordered to Pay $80,000 Over Threat to Call ICE on Tenants – By John Triplett

An Illinois court has ordered a landlord to pay more than $80,000 for threatening to call immigration authorities (ICE) on a tenant couple who rented …

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Smart Renovation Strategies for Multi-Family Properties – by Patrick L. McMillin, CEO of McMillin Contracting Services

In the world of property management, few investments yield greater long-term returns than strategic renovations. Whether it’s refreshing interiors to attract quality tenants or updating …

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Landlords: What to Do When ICE Arrives at Your Rental – by Denise Holliday for Rental Housing Journal

What are landlords supposed to do if and when ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) arrives at your rental property?  According to ICE, their agents are …

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2025 LROC Members Retreat

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New Boyle Heights affordable housing provides permanent homes

After ten years, Los Lirios now houses more than 160 low-income or previously housing-insecure people Robert Silva, 41, is a single dad of five children, …

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Thousands of homeowners are about to get slammed with higher monthly payments

By Samantha Delouya, CNN CNN —  Last year, when Jennifer Hernandez received notice that the mortgage payments on her Houston home would jump about $2,000 per month, …

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No, landlords are not banned from charging three months’ rent as a security deposit nationwide

Author: Emery Winter Published: 2:55 PM PDT July 1, 2024 Updated: 12:29 PM PDT July 2, 2024 A California law limits security deposits to one month’s rent beginning …

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