Property Management
Under California's AB 1482 (Tenant Protection Act of 2019), which type of residential property is generally EXEMPT from just-cause eviction requirements?
AMulti-family buildings more than 15 years old
BSingle-family homes where the owner occupies the property and provides proper notice of exemption✓ Correct
CCondominiums rented to Section 8 tenants
DApartments owned by corporate landlords with more than 10 units
Explanation
AB 1482 exempts owner-occupied single-family homes (where the owner lives in one of no more than two units), condos sold separately, and certain other properties — provided the owner gives written notice of the exemption in the lease. The act covers most multi-family residential properties over 15 years old not already subject to local rent control.
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