If you’re a landlord, you’ve already been navigating a monster amount of changes in the last 5 years. Here’s a list to start:
- Rent Cap Just Cause Eviction
- Eviction Notices
- Rent Increase Limits
- City Specific Eviction Proceedings
- Security Deposit Caps
- Insurance Policy Changes
- ADU Permits
By no means, is landlording the same game as it was just even 5 years ago. As with many changes, there are two different perspectives. Either way, there are rules and guidance to navigating the tenant/landlord relationship. Now, we have potential for one more change at the national level.
Biden has unveiled a plan to cap rents at the national level. So far, the proposal consists of the following:
- Withdrawing tax credits from landlords who raise rent by more than 5% per year, beginning this year and for the next two years.
- The plan would apply only to larger landlords who have more than 50 units in their portfolio.
- The policy would include an exception for new construction and buildings that are being substantially renovated.
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