Long Beach, California

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Manage your rentals confidently under Long Beach's Proactive Rental Housing Inspection Program (PRHIP).

RentMouse keeps leases, rent, maintenance, documents and tenant communication for your Long Beach rentals in one workspace, with California rules built into every lease it drafts.

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California rules that apply in Long Beach

Security deposit limit
1 month's rent; 2 months for some small landlords (not for service members)
Deposit return / claim rule
21 days
Deposit interest
Not required statewide; required by some local laws (e.g., SF, Berkeley)
Notice before entry
24 hours written (48 hours for move-out inspection; 6 days if mailed)
Ending a month-to-month
Landlord: 60 days if tenancy 1 year or more, else 30; tenant: 30 days
Notice before a rent increase
30 days; 90 days if increase exceeds 10% in 12 months (Civ. Code § 827)
Late fees
No cap; must be a reasonable estimate of the landlord's actual damages
Rent control
AB 1482: 5% + regional CPI, max 10%/yr; local ordinances may be stricter

General information from California Civil Code §§ 1940–1954.1 (security deposits: § 1950.5), last reviewed 2026-08-21; not legal advice. Municipal bylaws can add requirements. Sources are listed on the California guide.

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