How Much Can a Landlord Raise Rent in New York?
How much a landlord can raise rent in New York depends on your apartment: rent stabilization, Good Cause Eviction, or neither. Here is how to tell which rules apply and...
19 October, 2026
Landlord & Tenant
California Rent Increase Limits Explained
California's statewide rent cap limits covered units to 5% plus inflation, or 10%, whichever is lower. Here is how coverage, exemptions, local rent control and notice rules decide what your...
19 October, 2026
Good Cause Eviction in New York: What Landlords Need to Know
Good Cause Eviction limits when a covered New York landlord can evict, refuse to renew, or raise rent above a yearly standard. Here is who is exempt, which reasons qualify,...
19 October, 2026
Just Cause Eviction in California: A Landlord’s Checklist
Before serving a California termination notice, check which law governs, whether the tenancy is covered, and what your reason requires. This landlord's checklist covers exemptions, cure notices, owner move-in and...
19 October, 2026
How to Find Out if Your NYC Apartment Is Rent Stabilized
The most reliable way to learn whether your New York City apartment is rent stabilized is to request its rent history from the state housing agency, and this guide explains...
22 August, 2026
Mistakes That Can Void a California Eviction Notice
A California eviction notice can be voided by errors that look small, from a rent figure that includes a late fee to a notice that was never mailed....
08 August, 2026
How to Evict a Tenant in New York: Notices, Timelines and Common Mistakes
Attorney Ngozi E. Bolin walks small New York landlords through the notices, court steps and judgment calls involved in lawfully evicting a tenant....
25 July, 2026
Got a 3-Day Notice in California? What It Means and What to Do Next
A California 3-day notice is the first step toward an eviction case, not an eviction, and how you read it and respond this week shapes everything after....
05 July, 2026