Indio, CA Rental Property Rules: Rent Increase Notice (2026)
Key Facts
- Notice period
- 60 days minimum
- Applies to
- Mobile home park space rent only
- Enforced by
- Mobile Home Fair Practices Commission
- Adopted
- Voter Ordinance 892, 1984
Summary
Indio, in Riverside County, California, requires mobile home park landlords to give space renters the exact dollar rent increase in writing at least 60 days before it takes effect.
If any notice of rent increase served pursuant to this section does not state the actual dollar amount of such rent increase, a supplemental or additional notice which does state the actual dollar amount of such rent increase shall be served upon the homeowner, in the manner prescribed by law, not less than sixty days prior to the effective date of such rent increase.
(B) Service upon a homeowner of a copy of the petition or application to such commission for a hardship adjustment of rent shall be deemed to constitute the notice of rent increase referred to in section A herein; provided, however, that the homeowner shall be entitled to at least sixty days written notice of the actual dollar amount of the rent increase.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4796010; v13 updated 2026-02-04; through 02-04-2026).
Full Breakdown
Under the city's voter-adopted Mobile Home Fair Practices ordinance, if a rent-increase notice for a mobile home park space does not state the actual dollar amount of the increase, the landlord must serve a supplemental notice that does state the dollar figure at least 60 days before the increase takes effect. The rule applies specifically to mobile home park space rent regulated under Chapter 99, not to ordinary apartment or single-family home leases, which instead follow the separate notice periods set by California Civil Code § 827.
Violations & Fines
A rent increase collected without the required 60-day, dollar-specific notice can be challenged before the Mobile Home Fair Practices Commission and defended against in court.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the 60-day rule cover regular apartment rent increases in Indio?
What if the landlord's first notice leaves out the dollar amount?
Sources & Official References
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