CAA provides members access to a complete library of compliance resources, covering every topic important to successful property management.
CAA supplies members with over 200 California-specific forms that are recognized as the industry standard.
California law requires that a contract be provided in Spanish only if it is negotiated in Spanish. For more information, see CAA’s Industry Insight Foreign Language Rental Agreements and Leases.
Fill out forms digitally!
CAA’s Online Fill-Out Forms services allows you to easily populate bundles of CAA documents on the web by simply entering the data once. Online Forms members can fill out forms online, create packages and send lease agreements to the prospective residents by email, receiving a signature using DocuSign. Learn more about online forms here.
Our Online Forms Tool features include:
Incorporate into your customized tool: If you are using a forms tool at your company already (i.e. Yardi) we can provide you our forms electronically to be integrated into your platform. Just contact our office at (800) 967-4222 for more information.
Order padded forms and brochures: CAA offers preprinted forms that members can order. They are available here.
CAA helps members succeed by providing easy access to compliance information and forms, advocacy, and education. Joining CAA will help you comply with laws and regulations that you need to understand for the protection of your rental housing business.
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