As a landlord in San Diego, staying compliant with California’s rent increase regulations is essential to maintaining lawful tenancies and avoiding costly legal disputes. California’s statewide rent control law, commonly known as the “rent cap,” sets clear boundaries on how much and how often you can raise rent. Understanding these rules will help you make…
As a San Diego Eviction Law Firm, we understand the complexities of California’s landlord-tenant laws. A common question we receive involves the legality of charging a “convenience fee” for rent payments made via credit card. With new legislation taking effect and more on the horizon, it’s crucial for landlords to stay informed. The Current Legal…
As a landlord attorney serving the San Diego area, I’ve been closely monitoring the recent developments in Imperial Beach regarding the new renovation ordinance No. 2025-1253. This ordinance took effect on March 22nd and introduces significant changes to landlord-tenant relations, particularly concerning evictions related to property renovations. It’s crucial for landlords and property managers to…
California law dictates how landlords in San Diego handle security deposits in residential rentals. California AB2801 limits what landlords can charge tenants for, focusing on repairs needed beyond normal wear and tear. Specifically: Allowable Deductions: Landlords in San Diego can only deduct costs necessary to return the unit to its original condition, excluding wear and…
