Eviction Law Blog
The 2026 Legislative Session is Over, Now Looking Toward January 1, 2027
California’s 2026 legislative session ended quietly, but AB 747 changes eviction notice and service documentation on January 1, 2027. Here’s what to do now.
Read MoreAB 628 Is Now in Effect
As of January 1, 2026, California Assembly Bill 628 is in effect, requiring applicable landlords to provide and maintain working stoves and refrigerators.
Read MoreMoney Judgments for Unpaid Rent
Mehigan Law offers cost-effective money judgments for California property managers. Recover lost rent through wage garnishments, bank levies, and liens.
Read MoreAugust 2025 California Rental Housing Legal Update
New rules reshape eviction notices, subpoena responses, and gas appliance planning. Here’s what California landlords need to know and do.
Read MoreFederal Housing Laws and Regulations June 2025 Update
June 2025 federal updates impacting California evictions: COVID moratorium losses, housing credit expansion, HUD funding shifts, ERA status, and fair housing rules.
Read MoreNew Rent Reporting and Security Deposit Laws Starting April 1
CA Property Landlords must comply with new rent reporting and security deposit laws under AB 2747 and AB 2801 by April 1, 2025.
Read MoreUpdate on DOJ’s RealPage Lawsuit
Update on DOJ’s RealPage lawsuit & California’s role. Also, learn about how newly proposed SB 52 could impact landlords & tenant protections.
Read MoreUpdate on California Wildfires and Their Legal Impact
How can California property managers navigate wildfire legalities, comply with rent caps, and uphold best practices during emergencies?
Read MoreCA Emergency Rent-Gouging Protections Set to Expire
What’s the impact of California’s rent-gouging protections on landlords during emergencies, and are more extensions likely?
Read MoreMobilehome Residency Law (MRL) for Park Managers
Learn how California’s Mobilehome Residency Law (MRL) impacts evictions, notice requirements, and homeowner protections.
Read MoreHow Does Tenant Immigration Status Impact Evictions in California?
Learn property management eviction policy, legal frameworks, and strategies related to tenant immigration status in California.
Read MoreWhat To Do (And Not Do) During an Eviction Case
Learn what a property manager or landlord should do – and not do – during an eviction case in California. Avoid common mistakes, use best practices.
Read MoreThe Overlooked Area of Mobile Home Park Evictions
Explore unique legal, procedural, and operational challenges of mobile home park evictions in California, plus best practices for managers.
Read MoreEviction Challenges with Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Read how California landlords can manage ADUs effectively given their unique eviction challenges, and comply laws and tenant protections.
Read MoreRent Registry Requirements and California Property Managers
Learn how California rent registries impact evictions and property management, with actionable tips for landlords and compliance insights.
Read MoreRent Increase and Eviction in California
Learn how California property managers can accurately apply rent increases under AB 1482 to and avoid legal pitfalls and protect revenue.
Read MoreA Property Manager’s Role in Eviction Compliance
Property managers have a significant impact on the bottom line. Ensure your role, behaviors, and actions in the eviction process strictly comply with CA laws and regulations.
Read MoreCalifornia AB 2347’s Impact on Unlawful Detainer Actions
Learn how CA AB 2347 impacts eviction timelines and steps property managers can take to stay compliant and manage extensions.
Read MoreCPI Rent Increase Calculator: AB 1482
Use this calculator to calculate allowable rent increases (set forth by AB 1482) through July 31st, 2026. Discover your county’s local CPI and verify rent increases allowable.
Read MoreProrated Rent Calculator: Quick & Easy
A quick and easy Prorated Rent Calculator you can access from anywhere to help you quickly determine the correct rent due depending on move-in date.
Read MoreHow the Homes Act Could Impact California Property Managers
Learn how the proposed Homes Act could impact California property managers and what changes to expect in the rental market.
Read MoreGov. Newsom Signs New California Housing Laws
Learn about recent updates to California’s housing laws and how property managers can stay compliant to avoid eviction-related legal issues.
Read MoreCompliance Alert: California Rental Applications Under Scrutiny
Ensure ICRAA compliance in California rental applications. Learn requirements, risks, and steps to protect your business from costly penalties.
Read MoreEvicting Tenants Who Call 911
DOJ targets 911-related evictions. Learn the legal risks, tenant impacts, and strategies to stay compliant as legislation evolves.
Read MoreHow to Serve a Pay or Quit Eviction Notice
Avoid costly eviction “technical” errors in California courts. Ensure every component of your notice and your methods of service are compliant. Learn what constitutes “reasonable effort” when serving notices.
Read MoreRecap of Legislative Changes Impacting Evictions in 2024
An overview of important statewide legislative changes, effective this year, 2024, that property managers and landlords in California should know.
Read MoreGuide to Top Reasons Tenants Contest Evictions or Notices in California
A guide for property managers to the top reasons California tenants typically contest evictions and notices or file counter-lawsuits.
Read MoreConsiderations for Evicting Tenants Receiving Section 8 Assistance
Learn about special considerations for California property managers evicting tenants receiving Section 8 assistance, including the role of housing authorities.
Read MoreBuilding a Comprehensive Eviction Policy
Learn a four-step method for developing and maintaining effective eviction policies, processes, and procedures for California property management.
Read MoreHousing and Building Code Violations Impact Evictions
Explore how California building and housing code violations affect the eviction process for residential and commercial property managers and landlords.
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