One page per question, per jurisdiction. Each one opens with the answer in a sentence, then
shows every figure behind it with the document it came from and the date we checked it.
LA City RSO registry and annual feesWhen the LA City rent registry report is due, what the RSO, SCEP and JCO fees cost per unit, and what each one becomes if the bill goes delinquent.
LA City RSO rent increase limitsThe RSO allowable rent increase for the City of Los Angeles this year, the notice each size of increase takes, and what the bulletin says about utilities.
LA City deposit interest rateThis year's City of Los Angeles security deposit interest rate, the rate for the year before, and the two choices the ordinance makes you put in writing.
LA City RSO delinquent fee amountsWhat the City of Los Angeles annual RSO, SCEP and JCO fees become once the bill goes delinquent, how long you have to appeal a penalty, and what an unregistered unit costs beyond money.
LA City RSO bill goes delinquent the last day of FebruaryThe City of Los Angeles annual RSO, SCEP and JCO bill goes delinquent the last day of February. The RSO line is $38.75 per unit per year while it is current and $58.13 per unit per year once it is not.
LA County rent registry: fee and dateWhat the LA County rent registry costs per unit, when it is due, and what filing late adds, with the county document behind each figure.
LA County rent increase limitsThe allowable rent increase for unincorporated LA County this year, the higher caps and what each one requires, with the county source and the date we checked it.
LA County registry late penaltyWhat LA County adds to a rent registry filed after the deadline, what the county publishes about it, and what it does not.
LA County rent registry due September 30The LA County rent registry is due September 30. Registering costs $90.00 per unit per year for a fully covered unit, and a late filing carries a 10% penalty.
Santa Monica General Adjustment limitsSanta Monica's General Adjustment for this rent year, the dollar cap that overtakes the percentage on a higher rent, and everything the Board requires before you may take it.
Santa Monica registration fee and dateWhat Santa Monica's annual rental registration costs per unit, when the bill is due, how much of it the tenant may be asked to carry, and who the new citywide registry reaches.
West Hollywood deposit interest rateThe West Hollywood security deposit interest rate, when it is due to the tenant, and what a tenant may do if it is not paid.
West Hollywood registration fee and dateWhat West Hollywood's annual rental registration costs per unit, the day it is due, the part of it the tenant may be asked to carry, and what registration unlocks.
West Hollywood AGA rent increase limitsWest Hollywood's Annual General Adjustment this year, the notice it takes, what happens to an increase you choose not to take, and what has to be true before you may impose one.
Pasadena rental registry: fee and datesWhen Pasadena's rental registry window opens and closes, what registering costs per unit, and how long the grace period runs, from the city's own pages.
Pasadena registry late fee tiersPasadena's three tiers of rental registry late penalty, the grace period before the first one starts, and what a late registration costs beyond money.
Pasadena rent increase (AGA) limitsPasadena's Annual General Adjustment this year, what has to be true before you may impose it, and what the notice has to say, from the Charter and the Board's regulations.
Pasadena deposit interest rateThe Pasadena security deposit interest rate for each year the Board has published one, when the money is due to the tenant, and the years we do not hold.
Pasadena rental registry window: September 1 through October 31Pasadena's rental registry window runs September 1 through October 31. Registering costs $236.54 per unit per year, and the late penalty starts at 15% of the fee once the grace period is over.
AB 1482 rent increase cap in Los AngelesThe statewide Tenant Protection Act cap that covers an LA rental no local ordinance reaches, the notice each size of increase takes, and the county index the cap is tied to.