The 2020 Rental/Lease Agreements have been updated to comply with AB 1482, which imposes rent caps and just cause eviction restrictions on many properties in California. The Agreements have also been revised to include many of the addenda that were previously separate documents. The Rental/Lease Agreement is at the heart of the landlord-tenant relationship, so it’s crucial that you understand what provisions are included and what they mean.

This webinar provides a paragraph-by-paragraph explanation of the entire CAA Rental/Lease Agreement, including the provisions that were changed for 2019:

• AB 1482 Disclosure of Exemption – Single Family Homes and Condos
• AB 1482 Applicability of Rent Caps and Just Cause
• AB 1482 Owner Move In Provision
• AB 1482 Denial of Entry – Just Cause for Eviction
• Added prohibitions: swimming pools, outdoor gas heaters
• “Spare the Air” and Water Conservation Rules
• Unlawful Activity Prohibition
• Mold Prevention
• Political Signs and Satellite Dishes
• Attorney Fee Provision

Speakers: 

Heidi Palutke, Senior Vice President, Compliance and Education, California Apartment Association

Heidi Palutke holds principal responsibility for CAA’s compliance and education programs, including the development of statewide and local compliance forms and materials. She conducts research and analysis of state and local legislation to support CAA’s public affairs team. She also represents CAA before various regulatory agencies and departments and manages CAA’s various litigation projects. Prior to joining CAA, she was an associate with the Law Offices of Andrew L. Packard in San Francisco and served as a legal policy analyst for Lead Safe California. Palutke holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in international relations from Michigan State University, and a Juris Doctorate from Golden Gate University School of Law, San Francisco. She is a member of the California State Bar and has been admitted to the federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal.

Stephanie Shirkey, Senior Policy and Compliance Counsel, California Apartment Association

Stephanie Shirkey advises CAA’s state and local public affairs teams, provides education and compliance materials, and helps staff the member helpline. She brings over a decade of experience in drafting legislation and writing legal opinions for members of the Legislature on a wide variety of topics, including state and local government, business and taxation. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Juris Doctorate from the University of California Hastings College of Law. She is also a member of the California State Bar.

 Special Rebroadcast Cost: $25 Member or $35 Non-Member

Please Note: No LIVE Q&A will be available during this rebroadcast. 

Qualifies for 1 Unit CCRM Continuing Education Credit

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