Moorpark landlords must give every tenant a written AB 1482 notice explaining whether the unit is covered by the statewide rent cap and just-cause rules, using the specific language set by Civil Code §1946.2(f).
The disclosure must appear in any new lease signed after July 1, 2020, and be delivered to existing tenants. For exempt single-family homes and condos owned by qualifying non-corporate landlords, the notice must include the precise statutory language carving out the exemption — failing to deliver this notice means the unit is treated as covered. The disclosure must be in at least 12-point type and may be a lease addendum or standalone document. California Department of Real Estate publishes the model language landlords commonly rely on.
Skipping or mis-wording the AB 1482 disclosure waives the exemption claim and pulls the unit into rent-cap and just-cause coverage by default.
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