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Marketing & Leasing
Find My Place for Private Owners: How the Self-Serve Listing Flow Works
Private owners list on Find My Place through a self-serve checkout that costs $20 per unit per month for a regular listing or $40 per unit per month for a featured one, for one to four units. There is no demo, no sales call, and no annual contract — you pick regular or featured, choose how many units, and see the price before you type anything. Owners with more than four units use the community flow instead.
Legal & Compliance
How to Rent to College Students in California: Laws, Licensing, and Local Rules
California capped security deposits at one month's rent on July 1, 2024 under AB 12, with a narrow small-owner exemption that lets qualifying owners take two months — and disappears entirely when the tenant is an active-duty service member. The bigger operational change is AB 2801, which since 2025 requires timestamped photographs at three separate points in every tenancy and bars charging students for routine professional carpet cleaning.
Legal & Compliance
How to Rent to College Students in Arizona: Laws, Licensing, and Local Rules
Renting to college students in Arizona starts with a county filing most private owners have never heard of. ARS 33-1902 requires you to record owner and parcel information with the county assessor, and subsection C says an unregistered rental "shall not be occupied" — get it wrong and your tenant can terminate the lease and reclaim every dollar of prepaid rent. Neither Tempe nor Tucson caps unrelated occupants the way "mini-dorm ordinance" implies.