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Check Out Our New Look

Check Out Our New Look

We’re excited to share that we have a brand-new look! While our name, ownership, leadership, and team remain exactly the same, we’ve updated our logo, colors, and website to better reflect who we are!We’re still the same Mesa you’ve gotten to know over the years, just with a sharper brand identity and an even greater commitment to serving you well.Thank you for trusting us over the years! We look forward to continuing to serve you well into the future!
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AB 2493 Application Screening Fees

AB 2493 Application Screening Fees

California’s AB 2493 introduces new requirements for landlords charging application screening fees. This law outlines specific procedures to ensure fair and transparent tenant screening processes.Landlords must provide written screening criteria, such as a minimum credit score or income requirements, to all applicants before accepting applications. When processing applications, landlords may adopt a first-come, first-processed approach, approving the first applicant meeting all criteria. If an applicant is denied for failing to meet these...
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AB 2801 - Security Deposit Update

AB 2801 - Security Deposit Update

April has now come and with it are new requirements around the return of security deposits in California.Landlords now need to take photos of the property immediately after receiving possession back from a tenant and before any repairs or cleaning take place and also immediately after repairs are made or cleaning is done. Additionally, landlords will need to send photos along with the standard itemized list of what the deposit was used for and a written explanation of the cost of the repairs or cleaning.Finally, landlords are not able to charge...
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AB 2747 - Positive Rental Payment History Reporting

AB 2747 - Positive Rental Payment History Reporting

This is a law that can really help tenant’s build their credit and improve their financial future. Complying with it can be difficult, but the intent behind this law is definitely a good one. This law requires landlords of buildings with 15 units or more or landlords that own more than 1 residential rental property or landlords that are a REIT or corporation to offer positive rental payment reporting to at least 1 credit bureau. Landlords can only charge the lesser of $10 or the actual cost to provide the service, unless of course the la...
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11 New Laws for California Landlords In 2025

11 New Laws for California Landlords In 2025

2025 is here and with it come a slew of new laws that affect California landlords.We’ve selected 11 of the most impactful laws to discuss for the typical client that we serve. Laws affecting affordable housing, large multi-family properties, or commercial properties are not discussed here.1. AB 2747 - Mandatory Offer of Credit ReportingThis law requires landlords of buildings with 15 units or more or landlords that own more than 1 residential rental property or landlords that are a REIT or corporation to offer positive rental payment repo...
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2024 Year In Review: Trends and Insights for Property Owners

2024 Year In Review: Trends and Insights for Property Owners

2024 Year In Review: There have been a lot of changes this past year and we want to give you a quick summary of what has happened in the Southern California rental market. We also want to update you on how our business is adapting and what we are focusing on as we enter 2025. What Happened To The California Rental Market In 2024?The 2024 rental market has been very stable and after several years of rent increases the market has plateaued. Owners who have a low interest rate from a few years ago are deciding to keep their properties as rent...
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Is It Becoming More Expensive To Be a Landlord?

Is It Becoming More Expensive To Be a Landlord?

Is It Getting More Expensive to Be a Landlord? I was recently going over some numbers, and it hit me—being a landlord in California is starting to feel like an expensive hobby. But is it really more expensive than it used to be? And if so, what can you do about it? First off, yes, it’s definitely more expensive. Repairs, renovations, insurance—you name it, it costs more today than it did just a few years ago. The numbers don’t lie, and I’ve got some real examples to back it up. The Good Old Days (A.K.A. 2013)...
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New Security Deposit Limits For California Landlords

New Security Deposit Limits For California Landlords

California Security Deposits: Understanding the New Law Effective July 1, 2024As a landlord or tenant in California, one common question is how much can be collected as a security deposit. Traditionally, the maximum has been two months' rent for unfurnished properties and three months' rent for furnished properties. However, this is changing with a new law effective July 1, 2024.Recent headlines have sparked confusion by suggesting that California will limit security deposits to one month's rent under the new law signed by Governor ...
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