Real Estate Property Management

Form-of-the-Week: Notice of Intent to Enter Dwelling and Notice of Temporary Displacement – Forms 567 and 588

by Amy Perry | Apr 14, 2021

RPI Forms 567 and 588 notify the tenant of the landlord’s intent to enter due to repairs and provides notice of temporary displacement.

California’s low residential vacancy rates signal more construction

by ft Editorial Staff | Feb 15, 2021

Residential vacancy rates – along with jobs and residential construction – declined rapidly in 2020.

Form-of-the-Week: Option and Exercise of Option to Renew/Extend a Lease – Forms 565 and 566

by Amy Perry | Feb 5, 2021

Lease renewal and extension options – a mutual benefit for the landlord and tenant.

Is a commercial landlord liable for injuries sustained from ordinary negligence when the lease agreement contains an exculpatory clause?

by Amy Perry | Feb 4, 2021

Garcia v. D/AQ Corporation

Change the law: Grant anti-accrual protections for residential tenants

by ft Editorial Staff | Feb 1, 2021

firsttuesday proposes to eliminate the ability of residential landlords to take tenants to small claims court.

New law to protect low-income tenants from back-rent avalanche

by Carrie B. Reyes | Jan 29, 2021

While SB 91 provides important protections for low-income tenants, firsttuesday proposes to grant anti-accrual protections to more tenants suffering hardship, much like the anti-deficiency protections granted to California homeowners.

May a school district impose school impact fees on a development for university students without children?

by Amy Perry | Jan 27, 2021

AMCAL Chico LLC v. Chico Unified School District

Is the public entitled to an easement to use trails on a property whose owner continuously attempts to deter trespassers?

by Amy Perry | Jan 27, 2021

Tiburon/Belvedere Residents United to Support the Trails v. Martha Company

May the omission of a second trust deed in a judicial foreclosure action by the first trust deed holder be corrected beyond six years after the first trust deed note became due and payable?

by Amy Perry | Jan 25, 2021

Robin v. Crowell

Latest Articles

Form-of-the-Week: Notice of Intent to Enter Dwelling and Notice of Temporary Displacement – Forms 567 and 588

California’s low residential vacancy rates signal more construction

Form-of-the-Week: Option and Exercise of Option to Renew/Extend a Lease – Forms 565 and 566

Is a commercial landlord liable for injuries sustained from ordinary negligence when the lease agreement contains an exculpatory clause?

Change the law: Grant anti-accrual protections for residential tenants

New law to protect low-income tenants from back-rent avalanche

May a school district impose school impact fees on a development for university students without children?

Is the public entitled to an easement to use trails on a property whose owner continuously attempts to deter trespassers?

May the omission of a second trust deed in a judicial foreclosure action by the first trust deed holder be corrected beyond six years after the first trust deed note became due and payable?

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