Question 1

1. Who should attend this webinar?

Accepted Answer

This event is ideal for property managers, landlords, property owners, HOA board members, and HOA presidents in California seeking to stay compliant and informed about evolving regulations.

Question 2

2. Will legal experts be presenting?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our speakers include attorneys and seasoned compliance consultants who specialize in California real estate law and HOA governance.

Question 3

4. Will this cover the new 2025 regulations?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We'll provide in-depth coverage of new and upcoming 2025 regulations affecting tenant eviction, security deposits (AB2801), inspections (SB326/SB721), and more.

Question 4

How do SB326 and SB721 differ in scope and application?

Accepted Answer

SB326 applies to condominiums and requires HOA boards to conduct inspections of load-bearing structures, while SB721 targets multifamily rental buildings with three or more units owned by landlords. Each has unique inspection timelines and reporting standards.

Question 5

2. What constitutes a legal "just cause" eviction under California’s AB1482?

Accepted Answer

Under AB1482, just causes include non-payment of rent, lease violations, owner move-in, or substantial remodels. Landlords must provide proper notice with documentation depending on the reason.

Question 6

3. Can landlords legally deny tenants based on credit score or income ratio?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but criteria must be applied consistently and comply with Fair Housing laws. Credit and income screening must avoid discriminatory practices and should be clearly disclosed.

Question 7

4. What are the legal requirements for itemizing a security deposit deduction?

Accepted Answer

California law requires an itemized statement within 21 days after a tenant vacates, including receipts for repairs exceeding $125. Failure to comply can result in penalties up to 2x the deposit amount.

Question 8

5. How often must SB721 inspections be conducted, and who qualifies to perform them?

Accepted Answer

Inspections must be done every 6 years by a licensed architect, civil/structural engineer, or certified building inspector. Initial inspections for existing buildings must meet the January 1, 2025 deadline.

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