Urge Your Legislator To OPPOSE AB 1157!

My letter to the State Legislature:

Dear Assemblymembers,

Time is short so I will be brief.

Areas like Los Angeles and San Francisco have had established Rent Stabilization Ordinances for decades. Those rent control initiatives were meant to keep rent affordable and to reduce homelessness. Decades later, these areas are known for the highest rental rates and highest rates of homelessness in the country.

Facts are facts: rent control does the opposite of what it intends to do. It hurts housing providers. It hurts renters.

AB 1157, however well meaning it may be, will only contribute to the State’s housing problems not aid them.

I urge all of you to strongly OPPOSE AB 1157.

Thank you for your attention.

-Andres Segovia

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Los Angeles Keeps Punishing Homeowners

Reacting to the new JCO registration requirements in Los Angeles as presented by Dennis Block, Esquire of The Law Firm of Dennis Block and Associates.

Webinar link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8uX45ghPQk https://theandressegovia.start.page/ #theandressegovia #losangeles #rentcontrol

Landlord-Tenant Radio: Accessing a Tenant’s Unit

Accessing a Tenant’s Unit
Topics Discussed:
1. Accessing your tenant’s unit
2. Deducting late fees from a security deposit
3. Accessing a unit when only a child is home
4. Lodger
5. Seller fails to vacate after the close of escrow
6. Owner occupancy
7. Who can enter a unit to make repairs
8. Raising rents on a single-family residence
9. Separate parking agreements
10. Renter’s insurance
11. Conflicting dates in a rent increase notice
12. Change of ownership notice
13. Unauthorized occupant
14. Unsealing a court judgment
15. Tenant interfering with workmen
16. Insurance cancelled
17. Repairs should be completed immediately
18. Unsure if a security deposit exists
19. Periodic inspections
via YouTube 

Landlord-Tenant Radio: Acquiring Tenant Occupied Property 7-13-24

Acquiring Tenant Occupied Property 7-13-24
Topics Discussed: 

1. Acquiring tenant occupied property
2. Registering your unit prior to serving a termination notice
3. Failing to comply with a stipulated judgment
4. Buying foreclosure property
5. Proof of mailing
6. Tenant failing to pay for utilities
7. Exemptions from Statewide Rent Control
8. Sending a change of ownership form
9. Mail Service is not a proper address for service of legal documents
10. Extra person moving into the unit
11. Deducting rent when tenant inconvenienced
12. Rent can be paid to a P.O. Box
13. Screening applicants
14. Renter’s Insurance
15. Proper rent increase for the City of Comption
16. Adult chlid moving back into unit to establish tenant’s rights
17. Suveillance cameras
18. Jury trial
19. Exterior water spigot
via YouTube 

Property Owner Resources & NO On CA Prop 33 | Guest: AOA USA’s Jeff Faller

California homeowners, perhaps you have heard of The Justice For Renters Act. It is an initiative appearing on the November ballot this year to pave the way for state-wide rent control ordinances.

On this episode, I am joined the Apartment Owners Association President Jeff Faller. We discuss The Justice For Renters Act, aka Proposition 33, and how Associations like his provide vital resources for landlords.

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Landlord-Tenant Radio: Zoom Landlord Tenant Talk Radio 7-6-2024

Zoom Landlord Tenant Talk Radio 7-6-2024
Topics Discussed:
1. Strategies for raising rents
2. Serving a change of ownership
3. Exemptions from Statewide Rent Control
4. Unpermitted living space
5. Unauthorized pets and alterations
6. Tenant in dispute with adjoining property owner
7. Disabled tenant want to switch units
8. Ramifications to accepting an illegal rent
9. Unpermitted dog
10. Voluntary vacate agreement
11. Sheriff taking an inordinate amount of time to perform a lockout.
12. Permanent removal of a single-family residence
13. Notice requirements to terminate a fixed term lease
14. Accessing a unit
15. 10-day notice required for rental violations in Los Angeles County
16. Landlords force to accept a Section 8 tenant
17. Filling out an eviction form
18. Tenant taking over the common areas
19. Tenant has multiple violations of rental agreement
20. Evicting only one tenant from a unit
via YouTube