Landlord's Resolutions For 2025

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @uc3119
    @uc3119 25 дней назад +2

    Very helpful. Great questions, great answers, thank you Dennis Block! :)

  • @patrickmclaughlin6013
    @patrickmclaughlin6013 25 дней назад +1

    Thank You Dennis.

  • @evict123
    @evict123  25 дней назад +1

    Please note that for RSO property in the city of Los Angeles the permitted rent increase is 4% and 3% for property subject to Los Angeles County Ordinance. My graphic was reversed in error.

  • @r.behlen7733
    @r.behlen7733 19 дней назад

    Thanks again!!

  • @TVluver2
    @TVluver2 20 дней назад +1

    These relocation laws are ridiculous and should be illegal! When you rent a home, you know upfront that you do not own it and only have a right to use it for the term of the lease. Why then should the landlord have to pay you to relocate when the lease is up? It shouldn't matter what the reason is, if the landlord wants you gone and the lease it up, you should have to move at your own expense. That is what renting is, or at least what it used to be.
    Also ridiculous are rent control laws that limit rental increases to low amounts like 5% per year. There is an insurance crisis in California! The insurance on just ONE of my homes went up $400 per month this year. The property taxes and HOA dues on that home also went up a combined $300 per month. That is an increase in costs to me of $700 per month for ONE home, but yet I am only allowed to raise the rent by about $200 per month. How am I supposed to survive as a landlord if I can't raise the rent enough to cover my increase in expenses?
    It seems that the lines between renting and owning have become too blurred in recent years. Renters expect to be able to live in a home as long as they want with only small increases in rent. I'm sorry, but if you want that kind of stability, you BUY a home, NOT rent one. This is why I have converted all of my long-term rentals to AirBnbs. A lot less hassle for a lot more money! I think more landlords will be getting out of the long-term rental business in the near future, which is only going to contribute to the shortage of rental homes and drive the cost of rents up higher.

  • @jimfesta8981
    @jimfesta8981 25 дней назад

    The relocation fees were initially designed to discourage landlords from forcing existing tenants to vacate so the landlord could up the rent on a new incoming tenant.

    • @mapleaf6672
      @mapleaf6672 25 дней назад

      Good intentions pave the road to H E Double Hockeysticks

  • @A3Sp3
    @A3Sp3 14 дней назад

    Hi Dennis,
    Can I request rental insurance from my current tenant ?
    Should I ask them to sign a new lease to include that ?
    Thanks for your help

    • @evict123
      @evict123  12 дней назад

      You can either ask him to sign a new lease or you can do a change of terms of tenancy if the lease is currently month to month. That form is on my website.

  • @juanrodarte1769
    @juanrodarte1769 25 дней назад

    Does number 9 apply to uncomporated area

    • @evict123
      @evict123  25 дней назад

      The 9th issue involved using financial software which would be applicable in any jurisdiction.

  • @mapleaf6672
    @mapleaf6672 25 дней назад +2

    Dennis, you might want to check a typo on your sample lease. It says in number 29, Tampering or disconnecting smoke or carbon DIoxide detector is non curable. It should say carbon MONoxide. But who knows, the blue states may be requiring CO2 detectors in the near future 🙄

    • @evict123
      @evict123  25 дней назад

      Thanks. I will change it.

  • @mapleaf6672
    @mapleaf6672 25 дней назад +1

    All relocation fees to tenants and all eviction moratoriums are a taking!