Attorney Dennis Block-Zoom Landlord-Tenant Talk Radio

The show always starts with an opening topic. Then we allow Zoom attendees to ask their landlord-tenant questions. The show is live every Saturday at 3pm (PST). Viewing on either Zoom or YouTube Live can be achieved by using this link. www.EVICT123.com.about-3

Avoiding Pitfalls When Purchasing Tenant Occupied Property 08/02/2026

Avoiding Pitfalls When Purchasing Tenant Occupied Property Thinking about buying a rental property that’s already occupied? It can be a great shortcut to instant cash flow, but it also comes with hidden risks that won't show up in a listing photo. In this podcast, we break down the essential due diligence steps you need to take to protect your investment and avoid expensive "inherited" problems. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/42290155

The Habitability Scam 08/02/2026

The Habitability Scam Are you a landlord dealing with a tenant who stopped paying rent and suddenly claims the unit is "uninhabitable"? You aren't alone. In this seminar, we break down how the California implied warranty of habitability—originally designed as a "shield" for tenant safety—has been transformed into a "sword" for professional rent dodgers. We trace the legal shift from the landmark Green v. Superior Court case to modern-day abuses where tenants: Withhold rent without ever giving the landlord notice of a problem. Refuse repair crews entry to the unit, then complain that nothing was fixed. Intentionally cause or worsen conditions to bait a housing authority citation. Use cosmetic maintenance issues (like scuffed floors or old paint) as an excuse to live for free. In this podcast, you will learn: * The "Notice" Defense: Why you can't be held liable for what you weren't told. *Access Denied: How documenting refused entry can kill a habitability defense. *Substantial vs. Cosmetic: Knowing the difference between a code violation and a minor inconvenience. The Rent Reduction Formula: Why a leaky faucet doesn't mean the tenant owes $0 in rent. *Landlord Strategy: 5 critical questions to build your record for court and protect your cash flow. Stopping the "Habitability Scam" requires a professional, evidence-based response. Learn how to document your diligence, prove tenant interference, and hold non-paying tenants accountable under California Civil Code §§ 1941.1, 1941.2, and 1954. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes and provides a general overview of legal concepts. It is not intended as specific legal advice for your individual case. Always consult with a qualified attorney regarding your specific situation. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/42290095

A CA Rent Control Loophole-Substantial Renovation 07/19/2026

A CA Rent Control Loophole-Substantial Renovation California housing providers are operating in one of the most regulated environments in the country. With AB 1482 (Statewide Rent Control) capping increases while insurance, labor, and maintenance costs skyrocket, many landlords find themselves stuck with units rented significantly below market value. In this seminar, we explore a powerful, lawful tool within AB 1482 that allows owners to reposition their property and return units to fair market rent: the Substantial Renovation. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/42142695

Buying Occupied Foreclosures-Watch Out! 07/12/2026

Buying Occupied Foreclosures-Watch Out! 🏠 Buying Occupied Foreclosures: The Hidden Risks You Need to Know! Purchasing a foreclosure can look like a golden opportunity, but if that property is occupied, your "dream deal" can quickly turn into a legal and financial nightmare. In today’s episode, we dive deep into the complexities of buying occupied foreclosed properties and why the lowest purchase price isn't always the best deal. Whether it’s a former owner refusing to leave or a tenant protected by complex rent-control laws, taking possession is rarely as simple as it seems. We break down the absolute essentials every investor must know before they head to the auction. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/42046840

How To Fix The Homeless Crisis In 7 Days 06/28/2026

How To Fix The Homeless Crisis In 7 Days Most people say the homeless crisis is impossible to solve or will take decades to fix. They're wrong. In this seminar, I explain why the crisis persists—not because of a lack of laws, but because of a deliberate refusal to enforce them. I break down the massive impact encampments are having on residential property values, small businesses, and the quality of life for the working class. More importantly, I provide a clear, 7-day roadmap to reclaim our public spaces and get people the help they actually need. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41852660

How the Legal System Stole Your Property Rights 06/21/2026

How the Legal System Stole Your Property Rights Has the legal system stolen your property rights? Inspired by the anthem "We’re Not Gonna Take It," this video exposes how modern eviction laws have tilted the scales, turning property ownership into a financial liability. We explore a system that rewards litigation delays, forces landlords to pay "cash for keys," and hides eviction histories from the public record. What We Discuss: The "Stay" Strategy: How tenants use jury demands and motions to live rent-free for months. Funded Imbalance: Why taxpayers fund tenant lawyers while landlords foot the bill for taxes, mortgages, and litigation. The Sealing of Records: The hidden risks created by California’s eviction record policies. Necessary Reforms: Why requiring rent deposits during disputes is the first step toward restoring balance. Next Week: "One Week to Solve the Homelessness Crisis: Why Cities Refuse to Enforce the Law" — LIVE June 27th at 3pm! /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41714480

The $50,000 Mistake: Your Unpermitted Rental Unit 06/14/2026

The $50,000 Mistake: Your Unpermitted Rental Unit Renting out a converted garage or basement might seem like an easy way to boost your monthly income, but in high-protection zones like Los Angeles, it can quickly spiral into a legal and financial nightmare. This seminar explores why unpermitted rental units are often referred to as "The $50,000 Mistake." We will break down the hidden traps landlords face when an illegal dwelling is discovered—from mandatory tenant relocation fees reaching over $26,000 to the total loss of back-rent and the looming threat of civil lawsuits. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41640195

Common Mistakes By New Landlords 06/07/2026

Common Mistakes By New Landlords Top 10 Costly Mistakes New Landlords Make (and How to Avoid Them!) Are you a new landlord in California feeling overwhelmed by the horror stories? Most expensive rental mistakes aren't caused by "bad luck"—they are caused by a lack of a system. In this video, we break down the 10 most common pitfalls that cost Mom-and-Pop owners, real estate investors, and property management companies thousands of dollars in legal fees and lost rent. From the "Jurisdiction Trap" in Los Angeles to the dangers of accepting partial payments, we cover the essential rules you need to know to protect your investment. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41564245

Urgent: Legislative Alert For California Landlords 05/24/2026

Urgent: Legislative Alert For California Landlords URGENT for California landlords and housing providers: AB 2042 would make it easier to challenge default judgments years later, creating costly delays and uncertainty for small property owners, debt collectors, and process servers. Find your California State Senator and urge them to vote NO on AB 2042 today: You can locate your State Senator on the website below which will allow you to send a message from site. Suggested Message to Your Senator “I am a California housing provider/property owner and I am concerned about the unintended consequences of AB 2042. The bill would increase costs, delays, and legal uncertainty for landlords while discouraging investment in rental housing. I am especially concerned that legally completed substitute service could still be challenged later based on claims of lack of actual notice. California needs balanced housing policies that protect both tenants and housing providers. Please oppose AB 2042 or support amendments that reduce the burden on rental housing providers.” /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41407155

2026 Top Ten Calif. Landlord Attorney Questions 05/17/2026

2026 Top Ten Calif. Landlord Attorney Questions 2026-Top 10 California landlord questions answered—covering evictions, rent increases, tenant rights, and how to protect yourself legally. Learn the rules. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41321895

The Silent Killers Of Landlords: Discrimination and Habitability 05/10/2026

The Silent Killers Of Landlords: Discrimination and Habitability Attorney Dennis Block-1 800 77-EVICT- www.EVICT123.com Landlords: You are the new target for personal injury attorneys. As the legal market becomes saturated, attorneys are pivoting toward residential landlords. In this seminar, "The Silent Killers of Landlords," we reveal how to protect your assets from the two biggest legal threats today: Discrimination and Habitability claims. What you’ll learn: Bulletproof Leasing: Establishing written criteria and navigating new California application fee laws. Section 8 Protocols: How to properly screen without triggering discrimination lawsuits. Habitability Defense: Proactive maintenance and documentation strategies to stop "slumlord" allegations before they start. Risk Management: Handling mold, inspections, and local compliance to stay lawsuit-proof. Protect your investment. Learn how to identify and eliminate the silent killers of your rental business. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41238125

LA's Secret War On Landlords: The 3-Day Notice Trap 05/03/2026

LA's Secret War On Landlords: The 3-Day Notice Trap The City of Los Angeles has spun a tangled web of requirements, so suffocating that it’s now impossible for a landlord to serve a simple 3-Day Notice to Pay or Quit. This isn't about tenant protection—it’s a calculated scheme to disenfranchise property owners. Don't believe me? Just Watch! /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41131520

LA County Sheriffs Are Bankrupting Landlords 05/01/2026

LA County Sheriffs Are Bankrupting Landlords Is the Los Angeles County Sheriff intentionally understaffed to prevent evictions? We investigate the 2-3-month backlog, the Board of Supervisors' latest moves, and a proposed fix for the housing crisis. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/41093950

Airbnb Guest Won't Leave-A Legal Nightmare 04/19/2026

Airbnb Guest Won't Leave-A Legal Nightmare Discover the critical legal differences between a guest and a tenant in California, and why exceeding 30 days can turn a short-term rental into a "legal nightmare" evacuation battle. This seminar covers the 30-day rule, the dangers of "self-help" evictions, and why having a signed license agreement with a 28-day limit is your best defense. Learn the essential steps to protect your property and comply with local ordinances before your next booking. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40925765

Myths That Bankrupt California Landlords 04/12/2026

Myths That Bankrupt California Landlords Protect your investment by debunking the costly myths that lead to financial hardship, lost eviction cases, and devastating civil lawsuits for California property owners. Drawing from over 250,000 cases of experience, this video reveals the critical legal realities every landlord must know to avoid expensive penalties and months of lost revenue. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40817790

Landlords: Why Your "No Pet" Policy Can Get You Sued 04/05/2026

Landlords: Why Your "No Pet" Policy Can Get You Sued This podcast explores the critical legal distinctions between pets, service animals, and emotional support animals to help landlords navigate the Fair Housing Act and avoid costly discrimination lawsuits. Learn exactly what documentation you can legally request, how to identify ESA fraud, and why your "no pet" policy might not apply to assistive medical devices. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40738140

LA's New Law Turning Landlords Into A Charity 03/29/2026

LA's New Law Turning Landlords Into A Charity This video explores how new 2026 Los Angeles County laws have effectively turned landlords into involuntary charities by raising the "Economic Threshold" for evictions to twice the Fair Market Value. We break down the math behind these property rights restrictions and reveal a "Section 8 Trap" that can create permanent, non-evictable tenancies for small property owners. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40656190

Fake Paystubs & Ghost Landlords: Applicant Scams 03/27/2026

Fake Paystubs & Ghost Landlords: Applicant Scams This seminar today will feature the rising tide of tenant application fraud, and the specific tactics used by these applicants to bypass traditional screening. Learn how to prevent being scammed. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40641635

The Death of the Mom and Pop Landlord In California 03/15/2026

The Death of the Mom and Pop Landlord In California This seminar explores how California’s aggressive legislative shift, including AB 1482 and local rent control ordinances, is creating an economically unviable environment that threatens the survival of "Mom-and-Pop" landlords. We break down the math behind capped rent increases versus skyrocketing operating costs, the loss of property rights under statewide "just cause" eviction rules, and the resulting corporate consolidation of the housing market. Learn essential survival strategies to protect your investment, including critical exemption requirements and how to execute a 1031 exchange into more landlord-friendly state /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40489675

California Security Deposit-Don't Get Sued 03/08/2026

California Security Deposit-Don't Get Sued Navigate the complex new landscape of California's security deposit laws with our comprehensive breakdown of Assembly Bill 12 and essential landlord requirements. We dive deep into the "Insecurity Deposit" shift, explaining the new one-month rent limit and the critical exceptions available for small property owners. Learn the strict 21-day timeline for returns, the mandatory photo documentation rules, and how to properly handle pre-move-out inspections to avoid legal pitfalls. Whether you are dealing with RSO properties in Los Angeles or standard leases, this seminar provides the tools and forms you need to protect your investment under the latest state mandates. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40356715

Calif: Where The Tenants Own Your Property 03/01/2026

Calif: Where The Tenants Own Your Property This seminar explores the dramatic shift in California property rights, where aggressive legislation like AB 1482 and local ordinances have effectively transferred control from owners to tenants through strict rent caps and "just cause" eviction requirements. We break down the financial and legal minefields facing housing providers, including the new one-month security deposit limit, mandatory appliance provisions, and the rise of anti-harassment lawsuits used to weaponize compliance. Listener will learn essential survival strategies for managing the unmanageable, from hyper-strict tenant screening to navigating the complex requirements for owner move-ins and substantial remodels. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40270180

When Your Tenants Leave But Their Friends Don't 02/15/2026

When Your Tenants Leave But Their Friends Don't Navigating the departure of a tenant when subtenants or guests remain can be a legal minefield for landlords. This video breaks down the "Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act" and the critical "Original Occupant" rule to determine when you can legally raise rent to market value. We explore various scenarios, from children staying behind to new roommates moving in mid-tenancy, and how to avoid accidentally waiving your rights by accepting rent. Learn the essential steps to protect your investment, including how to track occupancy and act quickly once the last original tenant vacates. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40113955

NEW LAW-LA County's War On Landlords 02/08/2026

NEW LAW-LA County's War On Landlords On February 3, 2026, the LA County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to fundamentally change the eviction process for thousands of property owners. By doubling the nonpayment threshold, the County has effectively mandated a multi-month "waiting period" before a landlord can even begin legal action. In this video, we break down the math behind the new threshold, the specific areas affected, and the "One-Year Rent-Free" timeline that is putting mom-and-pop landlords at risk. What You’ll Learn: The 2× FMR Rule: Why you can’t file for eviction until a tenant owes more than twice the HUD Fair Market Value. Unincorporated vs. Incorporated: Why your property’s zip code might be the only thing saving you (or sinking you). The "Below-Market" Trap: How charging lower rent actually makes it harder for you to evict non-paying tenants. The 12-Month Timeline: A step-by-step look at how motions to quash, jury trial demands, and Sheriff backlogs lead to a full year of zero income. Survival Strategies: Why you should never accept partial payments and how to adjust your screening standards immediately. The landscape for Los Angeles landlords has shifted. Whether you own one unit or one hundred, you need to understand these procedural roadblocks before your tenant stops paying. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/40034290

The Section 8 Nightmare 01/25/2026

The Section 8 Nightmare The Section 8 Nightmare: Why Landlords Are Terrified of "Guaranteed Rent" Discover the hidden costs of accepting Section 8 tenants. While government officials promise guaranteed payments and low vacancy rates, landlords face a complex web of mandatory participation, strict regulations, and limited eviction rights. n this seminar, we break down: ✓ Why "guaranteed rent" isn't what it seems ✓ Mandatory participation laws in California and discrimination concerns ✓ Administrative burdens: inspections, paperwork, and compliance requirements ✓ Rent control limitations and pricing constraints imposed by HUD ✓ Complex eviction procedures and the Fair Market Value rule ✓ How Section 8 regulations override your property rights Learn what landlords need to know before accepting Section 8 applicants—and why many are choosing to opt out despite legal pressure. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39868985

Sealing Eviction Records Are Destroying Landlords 01/18/2026

Sealing Eviction Records Are Destroying Landlords California’s AB 2819 (CCP Section 1161.2) was marketed as a way to protect "innocent tenants," but the reality for mom-and-pop landlords has been a nightmare of "serial evictors" and "blind-spot" screening. In this seminar, we break down how the automatic and permanent sealing of eviction records has fundamentally shifted the risk landscape for property owners. We explore the operational and financial consequences of a law that masks the history of non-paying tenants, leaving landlords vulnerable to professional evictors who move from one property to the next with a "clean" background check. Key Topics Covered: The 60-Day Trap: Why requiring a trial win within 60 days to keep a record public is an impossible standard that rewards delay tactics. The Death of Predictive Screening: How traditional background checks have been degraded, forcing landlords to fly blind during the application process. The "Serial Eviction" Loophole: How tenants use settlements to keep their records sealed, allowing them to repeat the cycle of non-payment with unsuspecting new landlords. Loss of Leverage: Why the threat of a public record was a vital tool for recovering back-rent and how its removal has increased litigation costs. Defensive Landlording: New strategies for vetting tenants, including extensive financial audits and stricter co-signer requirements to hedge against untraceable risks. The administrative burden of "unmasking" a record is exhausting, and the financial stakes have never been higher. Join us as we discuss the survival of small-scale housing providers in the face of California’s increasingly restrictive legislative environment. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more updates on California rental laws and landlord rights. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39770205

CPI Based Rent Increases Are A Scam For Landlords 01/12/2026

CPI Based Rent Increases Are A Scam For Landlords Is rent control destroying the housing market? In this seminar, we dive deep into why the current "CPI-based" rent increase formulas are a mathematical failure for income property owners. While policymakers use the Consumer Price Index (CPI) because it sounds "fair," it completely ignores the skyrocketing reality of operating rental housing in today’s economy. We break down the "Perfect Storm" facing landlords: The Insurance Crisis: Major carriers like State Farm and Farmers are canceling policies, leaving owners with premium jumps of 50% or more. The Utility Gap: Water, sewer, and trash rates are rising by 10–20% while rent increases are capped at a fraction of that. The Construction Spike: Why it now costs 30–40% more to replace a roof, repair a foundation, or upgrade electrical systems for safety. Hidden Taxes: Local parcel taxes, RSO fees, and business license costs that CPI never captures. What You’ll Learn: The Birkenfeld Legacy: How a 1976 landmark case established rent control but also guaranteed a "just and reasonable return"—a promise currently being broken. CPI vs. Reality: Why a "basket of goods" like bread and clothing doesn't reflect the cost of copper piping, HVAC labor, and property taxes. A New Formula: We propose a shift toward Cost-Based Rent Adjustments to ensure the long-term survival of our housing stock. #RealEstateInvesting #RentControl #LandlordRights #PropertyManagement #HousingCrisis #CPI #InsuranceCrisis #CaliforniaRealEstate #IncomeProperty /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39691810

7 Myths That Bankrupt Landlords 01/05/2026

7 Myths That Bankrupt Landlords Stop losing money and risking lawsuits! In this seminar, "7 Myths That Bankrupt Landlords," we debunk the most dangerous misconceptions in property management. Believing these myths can lead to lost eviction actions, thousands in attorney fees, months of lost rent, and heavy civil penalties. Whether you are a new investor or a seasoned pro, setting the record straight on these seven points is essential for protecting your assets: Myth #1: Relying On Your Instincts. Why your "gut feeling" is worthless and why you need a standardized, written Rental Leasing Requirement form. Myth #2: The "Self-Help" Shortcut. The legal dangers of changing locks or turning off utilities. Myth #3: Electronic Payments & Evictions. What happens when a tenant sends a Zelle payment or direct deposit during an eviction? Myth #4: The Month-to-Month Misconception. Why a 30-day notice or a lease expiration doesn't always mean a tenant must vacate. Myth #5: The Security Deposit "Payday." Understanding "normal wear and tear" and the strict 21-day rule for itemized receipts. Myth #6: The "Lease is King" Fallacy. Why you cannot "contract away" a tenant's legal rights, even if they signed the agreement. Myth #7: New Ownership Rights. What actually happens to a lease when a building is sold or a landlord passes away. Don't let a simple mistake bankrupt your business. Watch now to learn the rules, the reality, and how to stay compliant with the law. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Always consult with a qualified attorney regarding specific landlord-tenant disputes. #LandlordTenantLaw #EvictionProcess #LandlordRights #RentalLaws #PropertyLaw #TenantManagement #LandlordAdvice #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyManagement #LandlordLife #RealEstateTips #PassiveIncome #RentalProperty #RealEstateEducation /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39615440

Common Illegal Acts Calif Landlords Do 12/28/2025

Common Illegal Acts Calif Landlords Do Are you a California tenant or landlord? Navigating the complex landscape of California rental laws can be a minefield. In this video, we break down the most common illegal actions landlords take—often without even realizing they are breaking the law. From rent control violations to retaliatory evictions, knowing these rules is essential for protecting your rights and avoiding costly legal battles. What We Cover: Illegal Rent Increases: Understanding the statewide rent control (AB 1482) vs. local ordinances, and the strict 30/90-day notice requirements. Notice Failures: Why failing to provide AB 1482 exemption notices can strip a landlord of the "Good Cause" to evict. Privacy Violations: The rules for 24-hour entry notices and what constitutes a true emergency. Security Deposit Traps: The 21-day return rule, itemization requirements, and why "non-refundable" deposits are a red flag. Retaliatory Evictions: Why punishing a tenant for exercising their legal rights (like complaining about habitability) can freeze your ability to evict for 180 days. Habitability & Discrimination: The legal consequences of ignoring repairs and failing to provide reasonable accommodations for disabled tenants. Illegal Lockouts: The severe risks of "self-help" evictions and cutting off essential utilities. Whether you are dealing with a security deposit dispute or a complex habitability issue, this guide provides the clarity you need on California’s tenant protections. Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. If you are facing a legal dispute, please consult with a qualified attorney. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39543865

LA Made It Impossible To Evict Tenants 12/21/2025

LA Made It Impossible To Evict Tenants The City of Los Angeles has shifted the legal landscape, creating a system where the burden of legal knowledge rests entirely on the landlord. In this video, we break down how the current legal framework in LA has become a one-sided battleground. Tenants are no longer expected to know their rights; instead, landlords are required to "spoon-feed" every regulation to their tenants just to enforce basic contract rights like collecting rent. We explore the reality of the Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance and the lack of reciprocal protections for landlords facing abuse. With the city providing free legal representation to tenants, many property owners are finding themselves forced to subsidize rent-free living. We also dive into how any minor violation of Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) ordinances can now be used as a complete defense against an Unlawful Detainer action. To help you navigate this complex environment, we cover the essential compliance steps every LA landlord must follow to protect their property rights: Registering your unit correctly, paying fees, and obtaining your Registration Certificate to avoid losing nuisance cases. The mandatory notices that must be posted, on your property. Handling interest on security deposits and using the interest calculator. Understanding Fair Market Value for both LA City and County. The critical requirement of including the RTC with your 3-Day Notice. The mandatory process of uploading notices to the LAHD. Stay informed on how to protect your investment in a city that has made the eviction process nearly impossible for those who don't follow every single rule to the letter. /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39485755

2026-New Laws Impacting Landlords and Realtors 12/14/2025

2026-New Laws Impacting Landlords and Realtors New Laws Impacting Landlords & Realtors in 2026: What You Need to Know for Los Angeles & California Stay ahead of the curve! This seminar breaks down crucial new laws taking effect January 1, 2026, that will significantly impact landlords, property managers, and realtors in Los Angeles and across California. We'll cover: Los Angeles RSO Updates: Changes to rent surcharges, a new CPI-based rent adjustment formula, and the elimination of extra add-ons for utilities. Tenant Rights: New requirements for appliances in rental units (AB 628) and the right to opt out of bundled internet fees (AB 1414). Security Deposit Refunds: Electronic return requirements and new rules for multiple tenants (AB 414). Eviction Protections: The "Social Security Tenant Protection Act" (AB 246) and its impact on eviction timing. AI in Real Estate: Mandatory disclosure for digitally altered or AI-generated listing images (AB 723). Smoking Disclosures: New requirements for disclosing tobacco/nicotine residue in residential transactions (AB 455). Don't miss out on this essential information to ensure compliance and protect your investments. Tune in to understand how these legislative changes will shape the real estate landscape in the coming year! #LandlordLaws #RealtorUpdates #CaliforniaRealEstate #LosAngelesRSO #PropertyManagement #RealEstateLaw #2026Laws #TenantRights #AIDisclosure #SecurityDeposits /episode/index/show/evict123podcast/id/39397640

Attorney Dennis Block-Zoom Landlord-Tenant Talk Radio

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