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All Forum Posts by: Kal Stevens

Kal Stevens has started 3 posts and replied 4 times.

How many units is it?

If it is a single family residence then probably yes, if it is not then probably no.

Post: Rent control court challenge

Kal StevensPosted
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With the new, more conservative supreme court, why hasn't there been any discussion of challenging Rent Control in the courts again?

My understanding was that the last challenge was not accepted by the supreme court to review, so there was no precedent.

I am trying to purchase a property that has 7 units, one of which is a 4BR, with 4 individual leases.

That is fine for now, but my property management says that they will not place a  new tenant in that unit because of liability.

So my question is what are my options on this when one of those tenants moves out?

I have had a property for 3 years, handled by a property management, in Oakland, CA and is under rent control.

And we just noticed that one of our tenants (who was placed by the old owner) has a 2 bedroom voucher but was placed in a 3 bedroom unit.  We noticed this because we asked for a rent increase and the letter gave the 2 bedroom voucher info.

My understanding was that it was possible to get a tenant that was in section 8 out of a unit, if there was a disagreement on the rent increases.