Concord duplex exemption notice: what it really means
If you own a duplex in Concord and received an exemption notice, the city isn’t asking you to apply — it’s telling you the property is covered. Here’s how to
If you own a duplex in Concord and received an exemption notice, the city isn’t asking you to apply — it’s telling you the property is covered. Here’s how to
The 7-property retirement plan ignores Contra Costa's city-by-city rent control and price gaps. Here's how to stress-test its assumptions against your own portfolio before you rely on it.
Living in one half of your Concord duplex doesn't automatically trigger the owner-occupied exemption. The answer is in the notices you already received, and a local read is the only
A condo in Concord is exempt from the rent ordinance while a duplex is not, and the exemption notice draws that line clearly. Here is how the distinction works and
A Concord duplex exemption notice landed on a property you’ve owned for 20 years. Here are the records to pull, what to check, and why the city’s classification might be
Walnut Creek is rewriting its General Plan, and the draft land-use map will directly affect what you can build and how you can operate. Here is how to track the
Concord exempts single-family homes, condos, and ADUs from its rent ordinance but not duplexes. Here's how to check which rules apply to each property and avoid a compliance trap.
When a tenant sees a higher increase on your single-family home, the Concord rent increase exemption can cause confusion. Here’s how to explain it clearly and keep the conversation documented.
The notice period for a rent increase isn't always 30 days. In Concord, Walnut Creek, and the rest of Contra Costa, the split between 30-day and 90-day notices depends on
Contra Costa landlords face a patchwork of record-keeping rules that vary by city. Here is what you need to prove and for how long, without the guesswork.