Landlords worry about pet damage, but the numbers don’t lie—77% of tenants either have pets or want them. Here’s how pet-friendly policies boost occupancy, [...]
For years, agents and appraisers have relied on the one-mile radius search to find comparable properties (comps). But let’s face it—this method is outdated. [...]
There’s a widespread belief that a room must have a closet to be called a bedroom. Let me clear that up: in 99% of [...]
Heating on cold days is a widespread requirement for rental homes in much of Canada and the US. Air conditioning, not so much. But [...]
The rental market in Sacramento has been a consistent performer in recent years, making it an attractive destination for both renters and real estate [...]
According to Realtor.com’s most recent rental report, in June, median rent continued to fall, but nationwide rent are sitting just below 2022 levels, with [...]
Rent prices have fallen year–over–year in California’s largest metropolitan areas, only not in Los Angeles. According to December 2023 data from Rent.com, Sacramento saw [...]
Written by: Jamie Sternberg, Esq. and Tracey Merrell, Esq. Updated April 2024 *** Reminder *** Starting July 1, 2024 the maximum deposit demanded or [...]
1. Question: Are email communications between tenant and landlord admissible in court? Answer: Yes, emails can be admitted into evidence (if all rules of [...]
January 17, 2024 Mike Nemeth CAA Marketing and Communications Director In the upcoming November election, California’s rental housing providers face an existential threat from [...]
