The purpose of this article will be to briefly outline why rent control is bad for Los Angeles residents and provide compelling reasons why rent control in Los Angeles should be repealed. I have previously discussed rent control in Los Angeles, including posting the rent control law (pdf), permissible grounds for eviction under LA rent control …
Compelling Reasons to Repeal Rent Control in Los Angeles Read More
In a Los Angeles rent control eviction, all the “normal” 3 day notice requirements are applicable. However, there are additional notice requirements under Los Angeles rent control. When serving a 3 day notice under Los Angeles rent control, the landlord needs to serve on the tenant a written notice setting forth the reasons for the termination …
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The allowable rent amount on a property subject to the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (LASRO) after a tenant vacancy will depend on the reason for the vacancy. The rent can be raised to any amount if the vacancy was the result of: Voluntary vacancy by the former tenant The former tenant was evicted for …
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Los Angeles rental properties subject to the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (LARSO) must post the following notice in a visible place at the rental property. Failure to post the notice in a conspicuous place is a violation of law under the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (LARSO) and may delay or cause the landlord …
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Generally, a landlord may evict a month-to-month tenant for any reason by serving the tenant with the proper notice to terminate.  However, the city of Los Angeles makes it more difficult to evict a tenant if the unit falls under Los Angeles Rent Control. For help in evicting your tenant, contact the Law Office of David …
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