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Displaying Political Signs in Residential Rental Properties

Written by Ron Kingston | 22 November 2011

Our members may want to prepare to adjust rental contracts or business practices as a result of bills that were signed into law by the Governor during the past couple of months.

California Legislature Introduced 72 Bills This Year

Written by Ron Kingston | 24 October 2011

Members of the California Legislature introduced 72 bills this year affecting residential landlord and tenant issues.

Rent Control Legislation Continues To Be An Issue

Written by Ron Kingston | 14 September 2011

Some issues never go away. Take, for example, rent control—a term that should be recognized for what it is: price control of privately-owned rental housing.

Adverse Legislation Never Seems To Die

Written by Ron Kingston | 12 August 2011

Adverse legislation never seems to die. Take AB 934 (Feuer) for example. The bill died on the Assembly floor on a vote of 13-49. The author needed a minimum of 41 votes. The bill sought to invalidate two recent appellate court decisions and assure local government that they can enforce laws relating to tenant harassment eviction, termination or anything that relates to a rental contract.

SB 653, Bargaining Chip

Written by Ron Kingston | 30 June 2011

Just weeks ago a rent control bill died in the Senate. Known as SB 184 (Leno), the bill would have permitted every city and county to set price controls on newly constructed rental and ownership housing.

Sacramento Scene

Displaying Political Signs in Residential Rental Properties

California Legislature Introduced 72 Bills This Year

Rent Control Legislation Continues To Be An Issue

Adverse Legislation Never Seems To Die

SB 653, Bargaining Chip

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