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New California Real Estate & Landlord-Tenant Laws Explained | With Attorney Eileen Kendall

Attorney Eileen Kendall, founder of Kendall Law, breaks down the most important new California real estate and landlord-tenant laws for 2024 that every Realtor®, landlord, and property manager needs to know. From updates on listing agreements and ADU sales to rent control, Section 8 screening, and security deposit caps, this session provides essential legal insights to help real estate professionals stay compliant and protect their clients. What you’ll learn: AB1345 – Residential Exclusive Listing Agreement Act: Listing agreements capped at 24 months; renewals max 12 months; no automatic extensions (1–4 units only). AB968 – Flipper Disclosure Law: Sellers who flip within 18 months must disclose all repairs, renovations, and contractor names. ADU Laws (AB1033 & SB976): Cities can now allow lot splits for ADUs; owner-occupancy requirements permanently lifted for rental properties. SB696 – Remote Online Notarization: Notaries can perform acts virtually and across state lines (with registration & ID verification). AB280 – Fire Hazard Zone Disclosures: Sellers must identify whether a property lies in a high or very high fire hazard zone. SB267 – Section 8 Tenant Screening: Landlords must give voucher holders the option to verify ability to pay instead of using credit history. Security Deposit Cap (Effective July 1, 2024): Limited to one month’s rent (with exceptions for small landlords). AB1620 – Disability Relocation: Disabled tenants can request a ground-floor unit at the same rent if no elevators exist. Micromobility Devices Law: Tenants can store and charge one e-bike, scooter, or e-skateboard per person in their unit unless a free, secure storage area is provided. Small Claims Limit Increases: Raised to $12,500 for individuals, $6,250 for businesses. Vacation Rental Transparency Law (July 1, 2024): All advertised rates must include taxes/fees; 24-hour free cancellation if booked 72+ hours before check-in. Lease Form Warning: REALTORS® must check all boxes on CAR forms (especially exemption and rent cap boxes) to avoid invalid leases. LA Just Cause & Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO): Notice and posting required for all properties under city jurisdiction. Upload termination notices within 3 days via LA Housing portal. Bonus Insights: How to verify incorporated vs. unincorporated properties (use ZIMAS & GIS tools). Rent control hierarchies: State → County → City (most restrictive rules apply). How unincorporated Los Angeles County properties fall under county rent caps (currently 4%). Key mistakes realtors make with CAR forms that cause eviction delays. What landlords must post for Just Cause Ordinance compliance. About Eileen Kendall Eileen Kendall, Esq. Founder of Kendall Law 📍 Based in California | Real Estate & Landlord-Tenant Law 🌐 kendalllaw.net 📧 [email protected] Pro Tips for Realtors & Landlords Double-check every CAR form checkbox, especially for exemptions & rent caps. Verify property jurisdiction (ZIMAS for City of LA, GIS for County). Post and deliver Just Cause Notices to tenants in LA. Register all rental units with applicable housing authorities. Stay informed through legal updates and your local association’s training classes. California real estate law 2024, new landlord tenant laws 2024, rent control LA, just cause ordinance, section 8 screening, AB1345, AB968, AB280, SB267, SB696, AB1033, SB976, micromobility law, security deposit cap California, real estate compliance, realtor legal update, Kendall Law, Eileen Kendall #CaliforniaRealEstate #LandlordTenantLaw #RealtorEducation #RealEstateLegalUpdate #KendallLaw #LeaseCompliance #CARForms #RentControl #JustCause #ADULaws