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Jeffrey Magenes
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New ADU Short Term Rental Laws in California?

Jeffrey Magenes
  • Real Estate Investor
  • OC, CA
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California released the new Civil Code 4741. It's quite lengthy, but does this mean that Short Term Rentals (Under 31 Days) are now allowed in ADU's where the property is owner occupied?

Basically, it allows people to AirBnB their ADU even if the HOA restricts this in their CC&R's?

https://www.calassoc-hoa.com/H...

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Quote from @Jeffrey Magenes:

Code 4741 said the HOA can't prevent someone from renting, but they are allowed to cap rentals at a maximum of 25% of the total units and they are allowed to prohibit short-term rentals (less than 31 days).

4740 says that if you owned a property before the HOA enacts a new rule under 4741, then the new rule does not apply to you. In other words, if the HOA chooses to restrict short-term rentals but you were already operating a short-term rental on the property, then you can continue doing it. Once you sell the property, the new rules would apply to the new owner.

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