California SB1296 mandates landlords to provide tenants with written pet policies and addendums, and to include hyperlinks to these documents on.
California SB1296 requires landlords to provide tenants with written pet policies and addendums, and to include hyperlinks to these documents on their websites and in digital advertisements. The bill mandates that landlords include a space on rental applications for tenants to acknowledge receipt of the pet policy. If a landlord fails to disclose the pet policy and charges an application fee, they must refund the fee if the tenant requests it. The bill also clarifies that landlords are not liable for third-party websites that display the pet policy without permission.
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