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NEW TENANT RENT REPORTING LAW - A.B. 2747 TAKES EFFECT APRIL 1, 2025

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Starting April 1, 2025, California's Assembly Bill 2747 (A.B. 2747) will require landlords with 16+ unit properties (or certain corporate-owned properties) to offer tenants the option to report their on-time rent payments to credit bureaus—at the tenant’s expense. This law aims to help renters build their credit history while ensuring landlords follow new compliance guidelines.

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Key Takeaways for Property Owners:

  • Mandatory Notice: Landlords must notify tenants about the rent reporting option annually.
  • Tenant Costs: Reporting services must be tenant-paid and capped at $10/month.
  • Negative Reporting: If a tenant opts in, landlords can report both on-time and late payments.
  • Service Providers: Self-service rent payment platforms that report to credit bureaus are allowed if within cost limits.
  • Upfront Fees: If a reporting service charges an upfront fee, landlords can recover costs by spreading them across monthly $10 payments.

💡 Stay compliant and informed! If you have questions about implementation, consult a legal expert to ensure you meet A.B. 2747 requirements.

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LOS ANGELES HOMES RANK AMONG THE NATION'S MOST EXPENSIVE

Los Angeles remains a hotspot for ultra-luxury real estate, with Beverly Hills and Bel Air continuing to dominate the nation's most expensive listings. A recent report from Redfin highlights multimillion-dollar properties shaping the high-end market, including a Beverly Hills estate priced at $195 million. Despite competition from Florida and New York, L.A.'s prestige and limited luxury inventory keep demand strong.

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Key Insights:

  • Record Listings: A $195M Beverly Hills estate and a $177M Bel Air mansion rank among the priciest homes on the market.
  • Steady Demand: Limited turnover in ultra-luxury homes keeps prices stable and attractive to elite buyers.
  • Surging Prices: Beverly Hills home prices jumped 15.8%, while Bel Air saw a 23.5% increase year-over-year.
  • California Costs: The state remains the most expensive for homebuyers due to high taxes, low inventory, and rising monthly payments.
  • Nationwide Rankings: L.A. competes with Florida and New York in the luxury market, but still holds some of the highest-value properties.