Cities in California that are Extending the Eviction Moratorium

Scott Dylan Westerlund

22 July, 2021

According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, about 76.5% of apartment dwellers paid some or all of their rent in July. That statistic is encouraging considering we’re still knee-deep in a global pandemic, but it also means that around one in fo...

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Laid Off Because of COVID-19? In Some California Cities...

Sona Sulakian | 23 November, 2020

In California, many people were laid off as the Coronavirus spread across the state. If you are one of them, you may be wondering what will happen when your former compan...

What to do if Your Landlord Tries to Increase Your Rent...

Trang Nguyen | 23 November, 2020

The CARES Act, passed in March, protected most renters from being evicted until July 25th (not all tenants are protected, however. It largely depends on your landlord'...

ICE Announced that International Students Can Be Deport...

Cassidy Chansirik | 23 November, 2020

Yesterday, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that international students enrolled in colleges that are offering online-only courses in the fall...

You Have a Doctor, Dentist and Car Mechanic. So Why Don...

Patty Lamberti | 23 November, 2020

When you are sick with something beyond the regular old cold or flu, you have a doctor who you know and trust. You pick up your phone, find the doctor in your contact lis...

What Small-Time Landlords Think About Eviction Moratori...

Sona Sulakian | 23 November, 2020

“I live on the rent I collect from my tenant. I’m retired and don’t have steady income from a job.” “I can’t make my mortgage or pr...

Haven’t had time to renew your expired license plate ...

Stephanie Cortes | 23 November, 2020

If you own a vehicle, you are required to pay registration fees. It is important to know when your state requires you to renew and pay it on time. For example, t...

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