A briefing prepared by The Ryan Firm for informed landlords, property owners, managers, and investors California is at it again—tightening the grip on landlords with new legislation taking effect January 1, 2026. Both landlords and investors (who might unintentionally become landlords under California law by acquiring a tenant-occupied property) need to be aware. Here’s an overview of the most consequential changes:   Significant Post-Disaster Landlord Duties   New Civil Code

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