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California Residential Rental Law - Licensed Day Cares
I was reading through the self-employed tenant thread and did a little research. In doing so, I discovered that California landlords cannot refuse to rent to someone who intends to run a licensed day care out of their home. I had no idea. I'm thinking of re-phrasing my clause which disallows use of premises for commercial premises to something along the lines of "unless mandated by state law." I don't want to give people any ideas, but at least I know how to address this if it comes up.
Has anyone in California have this come up?