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All Forum Posts by: Susan O.

Susan O. has started 69 posts and replied 547 times.

Here's an update. They'll be puttin gthis to vote in November 2018 http://beta.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-...

California Rent Controll bill ended. Battle Headed to Voters Rent Control

This November 2018 Ballot RENT CONTROL

Here's an update.  They'll be puttin gthis to vote in November 2018 http://beta.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-...

California Rent Controll bill ended. Battle Headed to Voters Rent Control

Battle won, but the tenants right groups that are funded by Open Society are being sent to ballot. Call your local state reps and tell neighbors, and all homeowners that we have to protect our freedom and rights to do our small businesses and investments. This is my only retirement as I don't depend on social security nor have medicare or anyhting else. All I have are my properties and rents to survive.

Look up TenantsTogether.org they are going to put it to a vote.

These tenant groups are big. People like Free stuff. Rent Control LA TIMES COSTA HAWKINS and 1506

Originally posted by @Wayne Brady:

Should this be repealed, how soon do I have to increase the rent on my current tenants?

 I think a lot of landlords will raise rents due to this.  You'll have until NOVEMBER when they will put it to a vote


California Rent Controll bill ended. Battle Headed to Voters Rent Control

Battle won, but the tenants right groups that are funded by Open Society are being sent to ballot. Call your local state reps and tell neighbors, and all homeowners that we have to protect our freedom and rights to do our small businesses and investments. This is my only retirement as I don't depend on social security nor have medicare or anyhting else. All I have are my properties and rents to survive.

Look up TenantsTogether.org they are going to put it to a vote.

These tenant groups are big. People like Free stuff, free low rent I'm sure they'll vote for in NOVEMBER . Rent Control LA TIMES COSTA HAWKINS and 1506

Rent control lead to blight in the innercities of South Central LA 

Get word out to home owners, realtors, property managaers, plumbers, contractors, housing industry, people who like strong local economies, people who own houses or duplexes to vote no on rent control

Originally posted by @Diane G.:

Rejected... Nice

California Rent Controll bill ended. Battle Headed to Voters Rent Control

Battle won, but the tenants right groups that are funded by Open Society are being sent to ballot.  Call your local state reps and tell neighbors, and all homeowners that we have to protect our freedom and rights to do our small businesses and investments.  This is my only retirement as I don't depend on social security nor have medicare or anyhting else.  All I have are my properties and rents to survive.

Look up TenantsTogether.org  they are going to put it to a vote.   

These tenant groups are big.  People like Free stuff.   Rent Control LA TIMES COSTA HAWKINS and 1506

Update the meeting is tomorrow State Assembly in California to decide your future retirement or investment!

Post: Costa Hawkins questions - San Francisco

Susan O.Posted
  • Fresno, CA
  • Posts 552
  • Votes 181

http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov

Call your local assemblymember to VOTE NO on AB 1506 and protect homeowner and property rights.

Protect condominiums, houses and newer buildings from RENT CONTROL

Protect your property from expansions in rent control like the notorious LAHD HCIDLA (new LAHD that they changed the name for due to scandals and spending tax dollar money ) REAP Rent Control

Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles HACLA Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles

CASE AGAINST RENT CONTROL

https://fee.org/articles/the-case-against-rent-control/

https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/08/economist-explains-19

Update

http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov

Call your local assemblymember to VOTE NO on AB 1506 and protect homeowner and property rights.  

Protect condominiums, houses and newer buildings from RENT CONTROL

Protect your property from expansions in rent control like the notorious LAHD HCIDLA (new LAHD that they changed the name for due to scandals and spending tax dollar money ) REAP Rent Control 

Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles HACLA Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles

Post: Help to save Costas-Hawkins Act

Susan O.Posted
  • Fresno, CA
  • Posts 552
  • Votes 181
Originally posted by @Wei Xie:
From Apartment Association:

On January 11, 2018, the California Legislature will vote in Committee to repeal the Costa-Hawkins Act. If they are successful, cities will be authorized to permanently control the rent of all properties.

AB 1506 (Bloom) repeals the Costa-Hawkins Act. If it is approved by the Assembly Housing Committee on January 11, 2018, the Assembly Housing Committee will vote to grant local governments the power to prevent rent increases at the time of initial and subsequent rentals. The Assembly could also ban property owners from recovering costs when making improvements or repairs on all rentals, including single-family homes and condominiums. Owners will have no power or rights to reset rental rates to market when a unit becomes vacant.

Rental property owners must raise their voices and speak out against this outrageous and targeted attack against rental property.

If you live, work, own or manage property, please call Assemblymember Ed Chau, who sits on the Housing Committee, as soon as possible and ask him to VOTE NO on AB 1506 (Bloom).

STEPS TO FOLLOW:

1) Call Assemblymember Ed Chau on or before January 9, 2018.

2) When the call is answered:

a. Identify yourself and state you are a member of the Apartment Association California Southern Cities.

b. Ask the Legislator to VOTE NO on AB 1506 (Bloom).

c. Thank the Legislator’s staff for taking your call.

Thank you for your continued support.

Apartment Association, California Southern Cities 333 W. Broadway, Ste. 101 Long Beach, CA 90802-4438

 Thanks Terence Costa Hawkins Act protects home owners and property owners.

They're trying to repeal Costa Hawkins with AB 1506

https://www.ocregister.com/2018/01/04/five-things-...

Tell your Local Assemblymember in California to vote NO on AB 1506 They're having a meeting on Jan 11

This can be beat if you CALL YOUR LOCAL ASSEMBLY MEMBER BEFORE JANUARY 9 

Thanks Terence Costa Hawkins Act protects home owners and property owners.

They're trying to repeal Costa Hawkins with AB 1506

https://www.ocregister.com/2018/01/04/five-things-...

Tell your Local Assemblymember in California to vote NO on AB 1506  They're having a meeting on Jan 11 

Originally posted by @Diane G.:

Wow... this is crazy... if this goes thru, property price will drop for sure, becasue no one would want to landlords, which eventually would drive up rental price...

Don’t understand why people can be so stupid...


It's because the politicians think the words "Rent Control" will get them more votes.  When really it leads to economic disparity, less housing, housing crisis, affordability issues, and inner city BLIGHT.

If you're in California contact your State Assemblyman before this Tuesday Jan 9  They vote and have hearings on January 11 and the tenant union and socialist union groups are sending people there from all over.  I want the economy to prosper and everyone to have equality and housing.

Rent control leads to blight and less housing as landlords and investors leave california and go to nevada and other states

https://fee.org/articles/the-case-against-rent-con...

https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains...

95% of economists say that Rent Control hurts the economy and reduces housing stock and makes housing less affordable to home buyers in the long run.

https://www.ocregister.com/2018/01/04/five-things-...

https://twitter.com/RobBonta/status/94835829726601...

Check out @RobBonta Assemblymember in California on twitter