AB 2179 Passes Extending Non-Payment of Rent Protections Statewide AB 2179 extends notice requirements and eviction procedures originally enacted by the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act and Recovery Act enacted in 2020.

Local LL/Tenant; State and Federal Fair Housing and Fair Credit Reporting; Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (if you are near Military bases); and a variety of others.

From the stories I heard the arbitrager had made their profit, so it was ok and a bit of a relief even though most had plenty of traveling nurses that needing housing. 

The ADU Pilot Program allows a path for these units to be "Legally Added" without the Zoning Relief portion.That being said, it Does Nothing when it comes to the legalization of the Existing illegal unit, or for the building department.

You should have a deposit on hand which should provide some relief at the end of the process. 

Yes, it's a big relief.

There’s several issues at play here and they’re all further compounded by the recent passage of AB3088 (the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act) last week.

It doesn't provide capital gain relief like opportunity zones and often have tighter restrictions + the fact you are dealing with local officials who may or may not move at your pace. 

A tiny bit of peeling paint, uneven sidewalk, overflow/relief pipe from the water heater not 18" off the floor, wobbly handrails, cracked pane of glass and the list goes on. 

This summer has been the toughest I can remember to keep all our Airbnb listings occupied and rates up. It makes sense with the number of active listings (single family homes) going from 7K in Phoenix metro to over 9....