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Managing properties now California has rental control

Dylan Mitchell
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We now have rent control in California limiting rent increases to 5 percent, plus local inflation, per year. What's exempt and what are your plans to manage properties now that we have rent control?

What's exempt? Just single-family homes and condos?

How much do you have to raise rent every year, so you don't end up under the market? Do you need to do the max of 5 percent every year?

What resets rent control? If someone moves out and you have a vacant rental (for example a 20 unit apartment where a tenant moves out) can you raise rent to market or does 5 percent cap apply?

Lots to think about going forward and getting ready for 2020 when it kicks in.

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