California state law does not require landlords to give tenants a grace period before imposing a late fee, though most landlords do.

I have a question to all my section 8 landlords and investors.

As landlord’s we do not live there so doesn’t the policy have to be a commercial policy even in SFH? 

Other than: the lease agreementwritten receipt of the deposita copy of the DHCA’s Landlord Tenant Handbookthe condition reportare there any needed forms or locally required disclosures (e.g. lead, radon, etc) at move-in?

In my experience people who have money and can't pay rent also just can't get up and move on a moments notice and string their landlords along using all of the same tactics.

There are a lot of factors that play into this deal being such a great one for me... but the 1 thing that trumps all is location.Vacancy was and is the scariest thing to me as a landlord.

You may find that your rents are already a little high because the landlord is eating the cost. 

"oh, look, his employer and landlord and current address and work address are all exactly the same person/location/entity."

Our lease has a right extended to the landlord allowing for termination with 60 days notice within 60 days of a sale.She seems like she wants to withhold rent. 

They want landlords to fix their failing infrastructure