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Avoid Costly Legal Risks | Property Management Compliance in California

Beach Front Property Management

If you own or operate a multifamily property in California, compliance is non-negotiable. In high-regulation markets—especially Los Angeles, Orange County, and Long Beach—it’s critical to follow state and local rules under the Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482) and local ordinances. At BFPM Inc., At BFPM Inc.,

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Understanding Apartment Terrace Rules & Regulations for Residents and RWAs

ADDA

In order to maintain resident safety and legal compliance, RWAs are in charge of controlling terrace use. Locking them can endanger lives and violate fire safety regulations. The terrace is not appropriate for casual or recreational use because the building height exceeds safety regulations.

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Can You Charge A Pet Deposit or Pet Fee For Assistance Animals?

American Apartment Owners Association

Compliance Requirements HUD’s guidelines mandate thatproperty owners and managers make reasonable accommodationsfor assistance animals and modify policies as needed to support residents with disabilities. This is because: Not Classified as Pets Under FHA regulations, assistance animals are not considered pets.

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What Makes a Great Property Management Company in Los Angeles?

Beach Front Property Management

As one of the most regulated housing markets in the nation—with rent stabilization ordinances, just-cause eviction rules, and regular inspection mandates—success in Los Angeles real estate depends on working with a property management company that can navigate these complexities effectively.

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Are energy management systems right for all property managers?

Yardi Breeze

This is time-consuming, prone to human error and may create issues around compliance. They increase accuracy, compliance and financial performance for residential, affordable, manufactured housing and commercial properties of all sizes. It keeps you in compliance with federal, state and local requirements so you don’t have to worry.

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Best practices for expanding your property management portfolio into new markets

Buildium

This limits your exposure to region-specific challenges, such as real estate regulations and natural disasters. Assessing Local Regulations and Policies Rental regulations and policies can significantly impact profitability. This involves estimating the upfront costs of marketing, hiring, onboarding, legal compliance, etc.

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Navigating Noise Complaints: Effective Management Solutions for Rental Properties

Beach Front Property Management

Establish Clear Noise Policies in the Lease Agreement A well-drafted lease agreement should clearly define acceptable noise levels and establish noise ordinance hours that align with local regulations. Proper documentation ensures compliance with rental laws and helps property managers enforce community rules effectively.