Plus, when you purchase you get to take over the home equity built while you lease. This means you, not your landlord, are building wealth. Trio is dedicated to offering a new path to homeownership that is affordable, realistic, sustainable and secure. They both have excellent credit, but had not been able to save for a down payment for a traditional closing. Seron had trouble qualifying for a traditional loan due to his debt-to-income ratio, until he met Trio. He wanted the time to work on his debts while living in his dream home and was able to do just that through Trio.
Seron was able to move into his dream home sooner than expected, and purchase when ready at a fixed purchase price. Clayton found it impossible to qualify for a traditional loan due to his most recent bankruptcy and foreclosure. Clayton already owned two other homes when he came to Trio. Upon transition out of the military, Clayton had to pay two mortgages due to irresponsible tenants defaulting on their contract. He had filed for bankruptcy and foreclosure shortly thereafter, it became impossible for him to qualify for a traditional loan.
Trio gave Patricia time to build her credit as she was recovering from unexpected medical emergencies. She is now a proud homeowner because of Trio! Patricia and her husband experienced medical emergencies that led to unexpected bills they were not able to cover. Accessibility Certification. Skip to main content. This website requires JavaScript in order to fully function. Please check your browser settings. Search Search:. If contamination does occur, the landlord is required to pursue decontamination prior to the commencement of the lease term to ensure the safety of the tenant.
Concentration levels of less than 1. Methamphetamine contamination can be dangerous to Tenant s in high concentrations, presenting health concerns through absorption of the materials in the air. This property: [ ] Has been found to be contaminated above safe levels and is in the process of decontamination. In California, landlords must provide a mold disclosure when there is a known presence or a reasonable cause to believe that there is toxic mold either visible, invisible, or hidden or has a high chance of it forming.
This disclosure must be provided alongside or on the lease agreement itself unless the mold was remediated to safety guidelines implemented by California. It may also be included in the absence of known mold as a safety precaution for tenants and to minimize landlord liability.
In the state of California, prospective tenants and citizens alike have access to information relating to the sex offender registry. In an effort to protect tenants, this right must be disclosed in every rental agreement.
An example of a section to be included in the rental agreement would be:. If a landlord has intentions to demolish a rental unit or building or a demolition permit has been applied for, California law requires this intention to be disclosed in the rental agreement. The disclosure should state the approximate date in which demolition will occur. On or after this date, active lease agreements will terminate for the affected unit s.
Applicable to any property within one mile of known ordnance location with explosive risk. California requires landlords to provide a military ordnance disclosure as part of a rental agreement for any property that falls within one mile of military training grounds or ordnance storage.
This disclosure, which is normally in the rental agreement, notifies the tenant that there is a possibility of live munitions near the rental unit.
This property is located within one mile of a former federal or military facility which may contain explosive munitions. While not a tangible defect, psychological defects such as a death in a rental unit must be disclosed in California leases. At the time of this lease agreement, Landlord certifies the following information pertaining to the history of death in the rental property:. If pesticides are administered to a unit in a rental building, all adjacent tenants and anyone who is at risk of secondhand exposure must be given at least 24 hours of notice before the pesticide application is allowed.
The application may require temporary displacement of other tenants, which must be disclosed in the lease to be enforceable and avoid potential damages charged to the landlord. Additionally, if pesticide treatments are administered regularly there must be notice given to all new and existing tenants by the landlord and a copy of the notice from the pest control company on the expected terms of the contract.
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