For Sacramento owners with a rental

Is your rent too low?

Tell us the address. We will tell you what it should rent for, and the notice the law requires before you change it.

General information, not legal advice.

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A real person replies the same business day.

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General information, not legal advice.

What you get

What is in your rent check

1

What it should rent for

A number for your address, based on comparable Sacramento rentals, not an online guess.

2

The notice you owe

Thirty days for an increase of 10% or less, ninety days above 10% (Civil Code 827).

3

Whether the state rent cap applies

Many rentals fall under AB 1482. Some single-family homes are exempt only if the lease carries the required notice.

4

Your options

Keep doing it yourself, or hand it off so you never chase rent again.

Is this for you

Who this is for

You did not plan on being a landlord, or the rent has not moved in years. Either way, the safe move is knowing the number before you send anything.

  • Owners who inherited a house or moved out of one
  • Owners whose rent has not changed in years
  • Owners whose lease renews soon
  • Owners tired of collecting rent and taking the 10 pm call
Gary Burmaster
About Gary

Gary Burmaster is a Realtor and property manager who runs All Inclusive Realty Group in Sacramento. He answers owners in plain English, without the sales pitch.

Know the number before the lease renews.

General information, not legal advice. Every lease is different; check yours before you act.

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