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NEW SB567 Explained: Nightmare Regulations for California Landlords
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Join host Peter McKenzie as he discusses the new Senate Bill 567 implications for landlords. He also explores the California Tenant Protection Act of 2020 and how SB567 is designed to close some loopholes in the “no-fault” causes for terminating tenancies.
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The 3 takeaways:
- Senate Bill 567 strengthens the Tenant Protection Act by imposing additional requirements on landlords seeking to terminate tenancies based on “no-fault” causes.
- The law introduces new enforcement mechanisms, including holding owners liable in civil action if they attempt to recover possession of a rental unit without following specific procedures.
- Several types of properties are exempt from SB567; always consult with an attorney to ensure you are in compliance.
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