Tenant Relief Act = Financial Burden

Required Forms, Provisions, & 25% Rent Collection Until 1/31/2021

Today in our second installment of my interview with Mike Brennan of the Brennan Law Firm we continue our discussion on the new AB 3088 otherwise known as the Tenant Relief Act of 2020. (If You Missed Segment 1 Click Here to watch now.)

What’s in this new bill? A whole list of new provisions put in place to give tenants every opportunity to stay in your rental unit, in the event of non-payment of rent, up until February 1, 2021.

Watch Now As I Interview Eviction Specialist Mike Brennan

As if legislation in recent months has not been confusing enough, this new law only adds to that confusion.

How So?

• Tenant Declarations – New form required to be given to non-paying tenants that allows the tenant to serve as their own proof of economic hardship
• 15 Day Notices have now replaced 3 Day Notices and require completely new language to be used
• Non-paying tenants who make more than $100,000 still have an opportunity to not pay you your rent

Over the coming days Mike Brennan, eviction attorney extraordinaire, will continue to break down everything you need to know when it comes to dealing with tenants who have not paid rent, and will discuss how to increase your odds of a victory in eviction court.