++Landlords BE SURE. Know and stay in compliance. Administering all of these new programs and ordinances is costing $$$. City, County, and State will be looking to recoup those funds from somewhere. Penalties and fines are going to look very attractive to them!

++California's Assembly Bill 1157, the "Affordable Rent Act," was withdrawn and will not be moving forward in the 2025 legislative session. The bill, which sought to lower rent increase caps, extend protections to single-family homes, and make the regulations permanent, was pulled before a hearing due to opposition from landlord and property owner groups. For now, the existing statewide rent cap law, AB 1482, remains in effect, allowing a rent increase of 5% plus the cost of living (up to a maximum of 10%)

 

++All new, renewing and existing tenants must be provided with the RCJC(Rent Control and Just Cause Addendum). Contact Me if you need this form…

 

CLICK HERE for helpful FAQ’s regarding Oxnard Rent Stabilization

 

++Have you registered Your Rental Property? CLICK HERE to find out how.

 

++Way to go Ventura!! 

“On May 27, 2025, the Ventura City Council specifically rejected proposals for a local rent stabilization ordinance, a rental registry, and additional security deposit restrictions. 

Instead of local rent control, the City Council directed staff to focus on other tenant and landlord resources.”

 

CALIFORNIA Rent Control AB 1482

California SB-567

 

California AB 628

California AB 1033

Oxnard Ordinance No. 3012

Oxnard Ordinance No. 3013

 

California PROP 33 Defeated! Stay vigilant, you know they will try again…

 

California's AB 2747 is a law that requires many landlords to offer tenants the option to have their on-time rent payments reported to a credit bureau, which can help renters build credit history. Landlords of buildings with 15 or fewer units are exempt unless specific conditions are met. Landlords can charge a small fee for this service, and tenants have the right to opt out at any time, though they will be unable to resume reporting for at least six months if they do.