California AB768 protects mobilehome park tenants by preventing rent increases if their space is not used as permanent housing.

California AB768 amends Section 798.21 of the Civil Code to protect mobilehome park tenants from rent increases if their space is not used as permanent housing for at least 30 consecutive days. Management must notify tenants in writing and provide documentation before modifying rent or tenancy terms. Tenants have 90 days to respond and challenge the management's claim. The bill defines permanent housing as a residence with clear evidence or intent for indefinite occupancy, excluding seasonal or short-term rentals.

California AB768 protects mobilehome park tenants by preventing rent increases if their space is not used as permanent housing.

California AB768 amends Section 798.21 of the Civil Code to protect mobilehome park tenants from rent increases if their space is not used as permanent housing for at least 30 consecutive days. Management must notify tenants in writing and provide documentation before modifying rent or tenancy terms. Tenants have 90 days to respond and challenge the management's claim. The bill defines permanent housing as a residence with clear evidence or intent for indefinite occupancy, excluding seasonal or short-term rentals.