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CA SB1191
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires landlords of single-family and 2-4 unit multifamily dwellings to disclose in writing any unrescinded notice of default to prospective tenants before executing a lease agreement.
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Allows tenants to void the lease and recover one month's rent or twice actual damages (whichever is greater) plus all prepaid rent if the disclosure is not provided.
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Permits tenants who choose not to void the lease to deduct one month's rent from future rent obligations if the foreclosure sale has not yet occurred.
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Requires the written disclosure notice to be provided in English and other languages specified in Civil Code Section 1632, with specific statutory language informing tenants about foreclosure and their rights.
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Exempts property managers from liability unless the landlord specifically notified them of the notice of default and directed them in writing to deliver the disclosure; the provision expires January 1, 2018.
Legislative Description
Landlord-tenant relations: disclosure of notice of
Last Action
Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 566, Statutes of 2012.
9/25/2012