AB 1482 - Tenant Protection Act - Updated Guide for California Landlords and Tenants

The Tenant Protection Act, AB 1482, has been in place since January 1, 2020, but many California landlords and California tenants still aren’t familiar with the rent cap and just cause eviction legislation that covers residential properties statewide. In this AB 1482 update, we answer this and more:

Which properties are exempt from AB 1482

Which properties are subject to AB 1482

How much can a landlord raise rent under AB 1482

When does a landlord owe relocation assistance and how much

What is the required language for exemption

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