Landlord & Tenant

Landlord and tenant law governs the rental of residential and commercial properties, outlining the rights and responsibilities of both parties in a rental agreement.

Tenants:

  • Residential tenants are protected from certain rent increases and depending on the circumstances may have options to avoid eviction.

  • Commercial tenants’ rights are often dependent on the terms of a negotiated lease agreement.

Landlords:

  • Landlords of residential properties must be familiar with state and local laws governing housing regulations, including rent increases and strict eviction procedures.

  • Landlords of commercial properties should have a comprehensive commercial lease agreement that it is updated based on evolving needs, a lessee’s particular circumstance and changes in the market.

Understand your rights as a landlord or tenant. Stay informed to avoid legal issues or find a creative way out of one. Protect your interests and gain peace of mind.

Landlord-Tenant Regulations

Statewide Rent Caps

Just-Cause Evicition Requirements

Housing Conditions

Retaliation

Reasonable Accomadations

Discrimination

California Resources

California Courts

Civil Rights Department

Department of Housing and Community Development