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Rental security deposits in California cut substantially under new law
OCRegisterRental security deposit bys in California will be cut substantially under a new law that limits them to one-month’s rent.
The cost to move into a furnished rental in California will be cut in half under Assembly Bill 12, which took effect Monday, July 1. For an unfurnished unit, maximum move-in costs will be a third less.
The one-month limit applies to landlords who own more than two rental properties or more than four units.
For mom-and-pop landlords below that two-property, four-unit threshold, deposits will be limited to two months’ rent unless the new tenant is a military service member. In that case, the one-month limit holds.
The cost to move into a furnished rental in California will be cut in half under Assembly Bill 12, which took effect Monday, July 1. For an unfurnished unit, maximum move-in costs will be a third less.
The one-month limit applies to landlords who own more than two rental properties or more than four units.
For mom-and-pop landlords below that two-property, four-unit threshold, deposits will be limited to two months’ rent unless the new tenant is a military service member. In that case, the one-month limit holds.
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