The July 2022 DFPI Bulletin focuses on small business financing disclosures, proposed rules on commercial financial products, and the 2022-2023 assessment rates for financial institutions, among other topics.
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Question: Are residential landlords required to supply working air conditioning (AC) in each...
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For a peek into 2021, learn what legislation California lawmakers are reviving from 2020.
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The April 2021 DFPI Bulletin focuses on COVID-19 relief, PACE solicitor sanctions and financial...
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Without legislation, the foreclosure moratorium will dam up the foreclosure inventory, to be released once the moratorium is lifted and the floodgates are opened.
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AB 1484 holds cities and counties accountable by forcing them to publish certain development fees online.
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A new bill gives up $2 million in fees to kickstart construction.
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The case for accessory dwelling units as a solution to California’s housing crunch.
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California’s most urgent housing legislation has become a political third rail.
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AB 1590 would offer a $5,000 tax credit to qualified first-time homebuyers.
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California’s teacher shortage continues to worsen, and one major culprit is lack of affordable housing.
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Homeowners insurance may be getting a facelift thanks to 2017’s extreme fire season.
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Buried in the new tax law is a change that reduces the low-income housing tax credit.
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California legislatures are considering two bills that will impact renters.
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A transit housing bonus is proposed – but will it pass?
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Big changes for financial regulation are on the horizon.
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The GOP’s new tax plan puts the money accessed by the affordable housing bond measure in jeopardy.
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The tax code will look very different in 2018, especially as it relates to housing.
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Federal lawmakers are poised to alter the face of the real estate market in 2018.
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The mortgage interest deduction (MID) as we know it is in peril under the current federal tax proposal.
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