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TACTICS OF A PROFESSIONAL DEADBEAT TENANT 

I posted stories about a couple Property Management Memories in the last two weeks. Now, I just thought of some more.   The term Professional Deadbeat tenant was in one article. Yes, there are many of these people in your area, and when some move away, others rise up to replace them.  #1 They will try to […]

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A BRIEF POST ABOUT SERVING AN UNLAWFUL DETAINER ACTION

Last week, I wrote a short post about serving an unlawful detainer to a professional tenant. I forgot to mention that the rules of service of this summons and complaint are different from the rules of serving the famous Three Notice to Pay Rent or Quit. #1 The Landlord (Housing Provider on CAR Forms) or anyone with […]

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Attorney General Bonta Issues Consumer Alerts, Guidance to Protect California Tenants and Remind Property Managers and Landlords of their Legal Obligations

Tuesday, February 6, 2024 Contact: (916) 210-6000, [email protected] Includes new information calculating allowable rent increases under TPA SAN FRANCISCO – California Attorney General Rob Bonta today issued five consumer alerts advising California tenants of their rights and protections under state law, and alerting property managers and landlords of their obligations to tenants. The consumer alerts cover […]

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT EDUCATION:

Many years ago in a far off land called the San Fernando Valley; Duane Gomer owned a Property management and Syndication Company. He started in Property Management with the Forest E. Olson Company and when he got his broker’s license, he became an entrepreneur in beautiful downtown Sherman Oaks. He built his business by teaching […]

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LEGAL CORNER

Question Seems like more and more of my prospective residents have past due balances on their credit reports and outstanding collection accounts. Years back I wouldn’t even consider someone with a collection account, but if I did that now, I’d have an empty building! What do you think?   Answer According to a recent study […]

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