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Over a Third of California Restaurants Unable to Pay Rent

via yovenice.com Over a third of California restaurants are unable to pay rent while 350,000 jobs in the industry remain unfilled, according to a recent report. As reported by NBC Los Angeles, 37% of restaurants reopening in California are unable to pay their rents and 350,000 restaurant jobs remain unfilled. Like government officials, restaurant owners assumed that ending enhanced unemployment benefits would force both restaurant workers to return and result in a glut of new workers for their businesses, but it hasn’t. Read More..

Santa Monica Prepares to Launch Mandatory Organics Recycling

via surfsantamonica.com October 20, 2021 -- Santa Monica residents and businesses will soon need to sort organic waste from their garbage, while large food-related businesses will also need to recover and donate edible leftovers. The new requirements are part of a "Mandatory Recycling Ordinance" the City Council is expected to approve Tuesday in order to comply with a 2016 State law that requires jurisdictions to approve measures to recycle organics. The proposed ordinance "would dramatically increase recycling rates of food and green waste materials normally destined for the landfill," according to City staff. Read More..

What Apartment Owners Should Know Before Leasing to a Restaurant

via GlobeSt.com Before the pandemic, restaurants were among the most sought-after retail tenants, and even in a post-pandemic world, restaurants continue to perform well despite new challenges. It isn’t surprising that apartment owners with ground-floor retail spaces would want to ink a restaurant tenant, but Gary Glick, a partner with Cox, Castle & Nicholson, says that apartment owners should make sure they are complying with space requirements first. “It is critical to multi-family developers that their leases with food users with on-site cooking facilities require regular and adequate cleaning of all exhaust systems,” Glick tells GlobeSt.com. “This cleaning should include degreasing of all hoods, fans, vents, pipes, flues and grease traps. In the event any food user fails to clean such systems, the landlord, upon written notice to such tenant, should have the right to arrange for the cleaning of such system, and the tenant should be required to reimburse the landlord for all of these costs.” Read More..

The California Rental Relief Act: What You Need to Know to Get Paid

When Tuesday, October 5, 2021 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM PDT Where This is an online event. Contact Apartment News Publications Apartment News Publications 714-893-3971 travis@aptnewsinc.com The California Rental Relief Act: What You Need to Know to Get Paid Join us for this important webinar as we discuss next steps following the end of statewide eviction moratoriums and what you need to know to plan ahead for the eventual end of the City of Los Angeles’ eviction moratorium. Leading landlord legal expert, Jenifer Anisman, will answer your questions. Registration is closed. This event has already been held.

The Eviction Moratorium – What’s Next?

via Eventbrite.com In this AOA Live Stream, you will discover: Changes to laws that affect residential rental housing providers Updates on AB 832 How to navigate the months ahead Michael Brennan is the owner of Brennan Law Firm, an eviction law firm for landlords, which focuses on: Evictions and Landlord-tenant litigation. In addition to running his law firm, this speaker also: writes articles, conducts seminars, and teaches classes on a multitude of landlord tenant topics throughout Southern California. He is extremely active in the landlord-tenant industry, and sits on the Board of Directors for various Apartment Associations throughout Southern California, as well as sitting on multiple legislative committees where he reviews and interprets proposed legislation affecting the rental housing industry. He is a landlord himself, so the information he is presenting today is not just taken from black letter law, but also from his own personal experience as a housing provider and eviction attorney. Brennan Law Firm is a landlord’s firm. We focus exclusively on representing landlords, real estate professionals, and management companies in all areas of landlord/tenant law. We provide outstanding customer service and attention to detail often lacking in other firms. We approach each client and each case with a proactive, positive, and professional approach. Moreover, we keep our clients informed about developments with updates with every major occurrence in their case. We are here to help you with your landlord-tenant needs and to facilitate that, we encourage you to call with any questions you might have. You can call our office at any time during normal hours of business to obtain a status report or to simply ask a question.However tempting it may seem, “do it yourself” is no longer an option when it comes to evicting tenants in California. The only effective approach to evicting tenants is to have a deep understanding of the applicable laws and to proactively approach each individual situation with that knowledge. With us on your side, you can effectively navigate the complex California legal system while steering clear of unnecessary and costly delays. Brennan Law Firm 855-285-2230 mike@mbrennanlaw.com https://mbrennanlaw.com/

LA County commercial landlords can’t evict tenants just yet

via TheRealDeal.com Commercial tenants struggling to pay their rent in Los Angeles County are getting a reprieve. The County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to extend its eviction moratorium on commercial tenants through January. The board did not extend the eviction moratorium for residential tenants, explaining it didn’t have the authority to supersede state protections. California’s statewide eviction moratorium for residential tenants is set to expire on Thursday. Los Angeles also has a residential eviction moratorium in place, which will expire after the city ends its “local emergency” declaration. Read More..

Emotional Support Animals and the Fair Housing Act

via RentalHousingJournal.com Emotional support animals, rental housing issues and the Fair Housing Act create more questions than just about any other topic we see. Here is some help with the issues and remember this is not legal advice so check with your attorney on specifics. Emotional support animals can come in all shapes and sizes, making it difficult to know how to properly handle accommodation requests and avoid possible fair-housing complaints. This article will discuss the proper verification process for emotional support animals based on the Fair Housing Act and how to manage some common situations that may arise. Read More..

6 Lessons For Landlords from the COVID-19 Pandemic

via RentalHousingJournal.com COVID-19 created a perfect storm for landlords, many of whom were thrown curveball after curveball, requiring them to adjust on the fly for their renters. The most challenging part for a landlord during the pandemic has not been the inability to collect rent, but the ongoing duty to maintain the property and to control emotions brought on by the pandemic. Landlords’ obligations were not put on hold during the pandemic, but COVID made it more difficult to fulfill them. Even if tenants are unable to, or refuse to pay rent, landlords are still required to manage tenant disputes, assure tenants’ ordinary safety – and extraordinary safety when and if a tenant contracted the virus – and maintain the property when many building-maintenance services were closed or limited. Read More..

Los Angeles Apartment Roars Back After the Pandemic

via GlobeSt.com The Los Angeles apartment market has already returned to pre-pandemic activity, according to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap. Apartment leasing is at a 15-year high, illustrating the strong renter demand. Demand has been so healthy that vacancy has fallen to 4% and rents are up 3% for the year. Job growth is behind the market’s swift recovery. In the second quarter, 89,000 jobs were added to the employment market. At the same time, 9,700 units were leased and the county added 37,000 new households to Los Angeles County. Marcus & Millichap expects equally strong job growth in the second half of the year, ultimately predicting that 250,000 jobs will be added to the market this year. Read More..

New rent relief is on the way for L.A. tenants and landlords. Here’s how to apply

via finance.yahoo.com Oct. 1 is a crucial day for California residents who have fallen behind on their rent because of the pandemic. That's when the state's lengthy moratorium on evictions will start to expire, allowing landlords to seek the removal of tenants who have failed to pay what they owe. Tenants will have to meet either of two conditions to avoid being tossed out: Pay the new rent in full and cover at least 25% of the rent they haven't paid since September 2020; Be enrolled in a rental assistance program offered by the state or their local government. Read More..

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