DO NOT USE THIS FORM if the animal is being requested as a reasonable accommodation for a disability. Use Form CA-062 – Assistive Animal Policy Addendum as the addendum after reviewing the Instructions for Form CA-210 – Assistive Animal Request and Documentation Packet. This agreement provides that the resident may not have any pet without your consent and sets special rules and regulations if you do accept pets on the premises. Pad of 25

The purpose of this form is to clearly state the terms agreed to by both the owner (“Landlord”) and the tenant(s) (“Resident”). When properly completed and signed by both parties, it becomes a binding and legally enforceable contract. Two agreements are available: Rental Agreement Month-to-Month (Form CA-040) and Lease Agreement (Form CA-041). This form cannot be completed without the landlord first determining whether and how AB 1482 (which imposes rent caps and just cause eviction restrictions) applies to the property. See www.caanet.org/ab1482/.

Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet.This form is the legal contract between you and the tenant and includes all provisions required by California law. - Pad of 10.

The purpose of this form is to clearly state the terms agreed to by both the owner (“Landlord”) and the tenant(s) (“Resident”). When properly completed and signed by both parties, it becomes a binding and legally enforceable contract. Two agreements are available: Rental Agreement Month-to-Month (Form CA-040) and Lease Agreement (Form CA-041). This form cannot be completed without the landlord first determining whether and how AB 1482 (which imposes rent caps and just cause eviction restrictions) applies to the property. See www.caanet.org/ab1482/. - Pad of 10.

The purpose of this three-part forms package is to provide the owner with a process for handling requests for reasonable accommodations relating to assistive animals. The California Fair Employment and Housing Act requires housing providers to make reasonable accommodations. A reasonable accommodation is a change in rules, policies, practices, or services so that a person with a disability will have an equal opportunity to use and enjoy a dwelling unit or common space. Do not complete this form without first reviewing the instruction sheet. – Pad of 10