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Landlord Protections During California's Eviction Moratorium

Tracy Meyers
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Hello,

I would like to know if anyone who has been renting units during the pandemic has found a way to protect landlord rights during the eviction moratorium currently in place in California. Unfortunately, even the most thorough tenant screening these days isn't always enough. Although I understand the moratorium is currently scheduled to end on June 30th in many parts of the state there is always the possibility that it could be extended or re-instituted at some point.

Has anyone found a way to structure lease agreements for new tenants in such a way that the tenants waive their right to the eviction moratorium or would otherwise be held responsible for unpaid rents during the pandemic (other than rent relief assistance)?

Has anyone heard of waivers to the pandemic tenants rights being upheld in court or heard from any attorneys about a waiver's validity?

Thank you kindly for time and consideration.

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