United States / California
The largest US rental market with complex tenant protection laws, AB 1482 rent cap compliance, and local ordinance tracking.
Regulatory Framework
California has among the most comprehensive tenant protection laws in the US. The Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (AB 1482) caps annual rent increases at 5% plus local CPI (max 10%) for covered properties and requires just-cause eviction for tenancies over 12 months. Many cities layer additional local rent stabilization ordinances on top. Security deposits are capped at one month's rent for unfurnished units (effective July 2024 under AB 12). Landlords must provide 30-day notice for increases under 10% and 90-day notice for increases of 10% or more.
Key Rules at a Glance
Built for California
Automatic rent increase limits calculated from regional CPI data. Revun determines whether each property is covered under AB 1482 and generates compliant notices with correct periods.
California has 20+ cities with their own rent stabilization ordinances. Revun tracks which local rules apply to each property and adjusts rent increase limits, notice periods, and eviction requirements accordingly.
AB 1482 requires documented just cause for evictions after 12 months. Revun tracks tenancy duration, generates appropriate notices based on at-fault vs. no-fault grounds, and manages relocation assistance calculations.
California requires extensive property disclosures including lead paint, mold, pest history, and proximity to sex offenders. Revun generates and tracks all required disclosure documents per property.
Coverage
Revun handles California Civil Code compliance so you can focus on your portfolio.
