Californians won’t pay more than one month’s rent for security deposits under new law

On Monday, Assembly Bill 12, authored by San Francisco Assemblymember Matt Haney, took effect, limiting security deposits to one month’s rent for all but the smallest of landlords.

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Californians won’t pay more than one month’s rent for security deposits under new law

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