Summary
Pasadena landlords now have to pay tenants if they evict them without a good reason. This new rule aims to protect renters from unexpected moves and financial strain when they haven't broken any lease terms.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Landlords will have to shell out cash for no-fault evictions, potentially increasing their costs.
Renters who get evicted through no fault of their own will get some financial help to find a new place.
Landlords who might have to pay out money they weren't expecting.
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