By Jill Broadhurst, East Bay Rental Housing Association Rental property owners in California constantly have new laws to consider, both annually by the state and intermittently by local councils. Many of these laws become gray, as they may conflict with another law, such as state smoking laws and house rules prescribed by the rental property […]
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