Southern California Rental Housing Association Draws Attention Southern California Rental Housing Association Draws Attention to Rental Property Owners’ Financial Obligations
MEDIA CONTACT: Molly Kirkland 858.751.2200 | mkirkland@socalrha.org
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Southern California Rental Housing Association is excited to announce several of our popular classes are now rescheduled as a webinars! Sign up today to learn from industry experts on hot topics affecting the industry.
Governor Gavin Newsom today issued an executive order banning the enforcement of eviction orders for renters affected by COVID-19 through May 31, 2020. The order goes into effect immediately. Under the order, tenants are required to retain documentation but not required to submit it to the landlord in advance. However, the tenant is still obligated to repay full rent in a timely manner and could still face eviction after the moratorium is lifted. SCRHA will provide more details as they become available. We are currently working to determine how this order impacts recent eviction moratoriums (if at all) passed by local jurisdictions. Click here to read the full order.
With social distancing measures in full effect and many people working from home, this is a great opportunity to refresh your knowledge on issues that owners and/or property managers frequently encounter.
Southern California Rental Housing Association Prepares, Educates Industry Professionals on Coronavirus Crisis Issues
On March 25, the San Diego City Council passed an ordinance to place a moratorium on residential and commercial evictions.
With social distancing measures in full effect and many people working from home, we need strong leaders well versed in risk management and conflict resolution to help resolve issues between residents.
Your property management team is now likely to face unique challenges as residents live and work together under trying circumstances. As a member of SCRHA and NAA, you can access these online classes through Visto to increase your understanding of risk management and conflict resolution.
In light of recent declarations from State and Local government, the SCRHA office will be closed for the time being as a precautionary measure. Please DO NOT show up at our 5675 Ruffin Road location until circumstances have changed and SCRHA notifies you that the office has re-opened.
The situation surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19) is continually evolving. SCRHA is following the guidance issued by Governor Newsom and the California Department of Public Health. We are canceling the following upcoming events and classes:
On Wednesday, March 4, Governor Gavin Newson declared a statewide emergency to address the global COVID-19 outbreak. While much of the declaration is specific to healthcare, these types of declarations include Penal Code 396 which prevents price gouging in times of emergencies, including the price of rental housing.
