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Rent and Security Deposits FAQS What are the new notice requirements to raise rent (CA)? What interest rate am I entitled to on my Security Deposit? (CA) Can the landlord deduct normal wear and tear from my security deposit? Can the landlord require a tenant to pay the rent in cash? Is the landlord required to give me a receipt for my rent? Can my landlord charge a $500 late fee? My landlord orally agreed to accept partial payment of my rent and said I could pay the balance in a week. Can he evict me? How often can my landlord raise the rent? When must the notice be given for a rental increase? What if I am served with notice of a rent increase on the 5th of the month? When does it become effective? More FAQs... Articles California Law Regarding Tenant Security Deposits Forms Coming Soon!

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