Members of the California Apartment Association's public affairs and legal teams discuss the upcoming end to Alameda County's longstanding COVID-19 eviction moratorium. 

Presenters:  
Rhovy Lyn Antonio, CAA's senior vice president, local public affairs 
Joshua Howard, CAA’s executive vice president of local public affairs 
Whitney Prout, CAA's policy and Compliance Counsel

Moderator: 
Mike Nemeth, CAA's marketing and communications director

CAA vidcast: Alameda County's eviction moratorium to end (audio only)

Debra Carlton, CAA’s executive vice president for state public affairs, discusses legislative efforts to bring financial relief to both tenants and landlords.

CAA Podcast: Bills to help landlords, tenants during COVID-19 crisis

In this week’s podcast, Ninder Grewal, CAA’s policy and compliance counsel, discusses “Guidelines for Reopening California," the association’s latest COVID-19 compliance page: www.caanet.org/reopening.

CAA Podcast: What landlords should know as California slowly reopens

Whitney Prout, CAA's policy and compliance counsel, discusses Gov. Newsom's latest executive order on evictions, as well as other COVID-19 related evictions rules still in effect in California.

CAA Podcast: Where COVID-19 eviction rules stand

Debra Carlton, CAA's executive vice president of state public affairs, and Joshua Howard, the association's executive vice president of local public affairs, discuss the many problems with AB 1436, which would force landlords to defer rents for possibly years on end for tenants who’ve been unable — or unwilling — to pay for housing during the COVID-19 pandemic.

CAA Podcast: What's wrong with the 'free rent' bill

In CAA’s sixth podcast, Tom Bannon, CAA’s chief executive officer, discusses the many problems with Proposition 21 -- including its impact on small-scale landlords -- and ways the rental housing industry can help defeat the proposal in November's election.

CAA Podcast: Why Prop 21 is so threatening to the rental housing industry

In CAA’s seventh podcast, Stephanie Shirkey, CAA’s senior policy and compliance counsel, discusses the California Apartment Association's efforts to reopen the courts after the Judicial Council suspended nearly all eviction cases in California.

CAA Podcast: How CAA, others are fighting to reopen courts

CAA’s eighth podcast summarizes some of the top California rental housing industry stories of the past few weeks. Among them: a newly released survey on the struggles of small-scale landlords; newspaper editorials urging no votes on Prop 21; and the problems with AB 1436, the "free rent" bill.

CAA Podcast: Catch up with California rental housing news

The ninth edition of the CAA podcast includes some of the top rental housing-related news stories from the past couple of weeks, including the passage of AB 3088, the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act of 2020

CAA Podcast: AB 3088 and other top news stories

In this edition, CAA Senior Vice President Fred Sutton dissects the complicated interaction between state and local COVID-19 eviction rules in the city of Los Angeles.

CAA podcast: What COVID-19 evictions rules to follow in L.A.

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