Self-service storage facilities: rental agreement disclosures.
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Overview
This bill requires self-service storage facilities in California to provide renters with specific disclosures in their rental agreements. Starting January 1, 2026, rental agreements must clearly state the length of the agreement, whether a promotional rate is being offered, the duration of that rate, whether the rental fee can change, and how to terminate the agreement. The disclosures must be prominently displayed and easily noticeable to the renter.
Key provisions
- Rental agreements must disclose the length of the agreement and renewal terms.
- Disclosures must indicate if a promotional or discounted rental fee is being offered.
- The duration of any promotional or discounted rate must be specified.
- Rental agreements must state whether the rental fee is subject to change and, if so, the maximum fee for the first 12 months.
- The process for terminating the agreement and avoiding future charges must be outlined.
- Contact information for the storage facility owner must be provided.
- Disclosures must be prominently displayed and easily readable.
Who is affected
- Self-service storage facility owners
- Renters of self-service storage facilities
Notable changes
- Requires specific disclosures in rental agreements.
- Establishes a clear timeline for when these disclosures must be provided (January 1, 2026).
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