This Law is Crushing Unfair Corporate Evictions #TenantWins #SouthernCA #shorts

追加: 2026-06-05

[00:00:00]Stop scrolling [music] if a corporation owns your home.

[00:00:04]That eviction notice from a giant [music] property company is not the final word, not in California. We are Martinez Law Center, [music] a tenant side firm in Santa Ana, and we fight for renters across Orange County, Riverside, San [music] Diego, and Los Angeles. We never represent landlords, only you. The loophole they hope you never learn. Big institutional landlords act like the rules bend for them. They do not. The Tenant Protection Act, AB 1482, caps rent and requires a real, legal reason to evict you after 12 months. A corporation cannot skip that. Why just cause protects you.

[00:00:40]After a year in your unit, your landlord must state a valid just cause to remove you. Vague claims, sudden renovations, or pressure to leave so they can raise the rent are exactly what the law was built to stop.

[00:00:53]The exemption trick. Some owners claim they are exempt from AB 1482. Single family homes and condos can only qualify when the corporate owner sends you specific written notice. Large institutional portfolios almost never meet that test.

[00:01:07]If they never gave you that exact notice, the exemption may not apply at all.

[00:01:12]What to do today? Save every notice, email, and text. Photograph your unit.

[00:01:18]Do not move out just because a notice arrived. An improperly served or baseless notice can be challenged and many fall apart in court. You are not powerless against a corporation.

[00:01:28]A company with thousands of units still has to follow the same California [music] law as everyone else.

[00:01:34]We know where their paperwork breaks down and we use it for you. Call Martinez Law Center. [music] If an institutional landlord is pushing you out, contact us at martinezlawcenter.com before you sign or [music] leave anything. We stand with tenants, never landlords, and we are ready to fight for your home.

[00:01:53]>> Call now. 714-442-9 [music] 7 4 1. Thank you.

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