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Are you upgrading your property to more energy-efficient appliances? If you’re replacing your old thermostat with a smart thermostat, chances are that the old thermostat contains liquid mercury, especially if it was manufactured before 2006. Continue Reading
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized countless industries, but its impact on energy consumption and costs is a complex issue. For housing providers, AI presents both opportunities and challenges as they grapple with rising energy bills. Continue Reading
As a host, understanding and adhering to these regulations is not merely a legal obligation; it's a fundamental aspect of responsible hosting and ensuring the well-being of your guests. Continue Reading
Check out our September 2024 landlord/tenant Q&A's from Kimball, Tirey & St. John LLP. Continue Reading
With three weeks left in the legislative session, Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil announced switching political parties from Democrat to Republican. She has indicated that this will be more reflective of her district of Central and Northeastern California. Continue Reading
Residential property management (RPM) offers rewarding career opportunities with job stability and full benefits! Continue Reading
We're excited to announce the launch of CalRHA’s new Proposition 33 website dedicated to informing rental housing members and the public about the adverse consequences of expanded rent control and vacancy control policies. Continue Reading
The Legislature is now on summer recess until August 5th when they will reconvene to finish their final month of session. Continue Reading
The November ballot measure proposing to repeal Costa-Hawkins protections for property owners and expand rent control has been assigned Proposition 33. Continue Reading
Budget Update The May Revise was released by the Governor last month and then Legislative Leaders announced their own Budget Proposal in response to the May Revise to address the $45 billion shortfall in 2024-25 and the $30 billion shortfall projected for 2025-26. With regard to housing, the... Continue Reading
Even though some people prefer to live in animal-free homes, a new proposed law would force many people to live in communities where pets are allowed. Continue Reading
Saving for a home is no longer what residents are searching for. Continue Reading
