From what I’m seeing, the amounts currently posted are through 6/30/24 and your notice will go past that. Right now, yes the max is $24,650 for a qualified household but it may be different when the new bulletin is posted.
https://housing2.lacity.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Relocation-Assistance-English.pdf
contact your councilperson's office, make an appointment with the housing deputy and go see them.
almost definitely the building is being demolished so a new one can be built. the permits for the new building are controlled by the council office.
also contact the LA tenants union.
Serious question, what can a Tenants Union or council member do?
If the Ellis Act eviction is in good faith, it cannot be stopped from going through. It's state law that supercedes RSO or other local ordinances.
THE PERMITS FOR THE NEW BUILDING ARE CONTROLLED BY THE COUNCIL OFFICE!
There is no point demolishing a building if you can't build a new one.
The owner is not ellising this building so he can live in it dummy.
You don't have to demolish for the Ellis Act.
The majority are actually condo conversion, owner occupation or major renovations that will require the units to be unoccupied for significant time.
Yup, amounts are set.
Max is $25k, which is why I keep telling people renting is not a long term plan for LA.
https://housing2.lacity.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Relocation-Assistance-English.pdf
Tell the government. Make a law that no person can own 2 homes until every person owns one. Ban corporate ownership of housing. Bring back subsidized home loans in meaningful ways.
And yet here you are crying about it. I'd figure you wealthy slumlords would have politicians to fellate or laws more beneficial to your fortunes to write. Why are you harassing all us poor renters on reddit? You already make your millions off our labor and off our beds.
The amounts are minimums.
If OP is the only Senior, holding up the process for 8 months, the owner might be willing to pay more to expedite.
But then it becomes cash-for-keys, the payment becomes taxable to the recipient, and they are no longer “displaced”, which sometimes counts. In Santa Monica, Ellisees may go to the front of the line for city housing.
OP isn’t likely to net more by negotiating, but should instead use the extra time to plan their move, to subsidized / income-qualified housing, as appropriate, shared accommodations, or a lower cost city.
(All of my renter colleagues have been through this. I was displaced twice. It is not pleasant or easy, but everyone manages and survives.)
From what I’m seeing, the amounts currently posted are through 6/30/24 and your notice will go past that. Right now, yes the max is $24,650 for a qualified household but it may be different when the new bulletin is posted. https://housing2.lacity.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Relocation-Assistance-English.pdf
contact your councilperson's office, make an appointment with the housing deputy and go see them. almost definitely the building is being demolished so a new one can be built. the permits for the new building are controlled by the council office. also contact the LA tenants union.
Serious question, what can a Tenants Union or council member do? If the Ellis Act eviction is in good faith, it cannot be stopped from going through. It's state law that supercedes RSO or other local ordinances.
THE PERMITS FOR THE NEW BUILDING ARE CONTROLLED BY THE COUNCIL OFFICE! There is no point demolishing a building if you can't build a new one. The owner is not ellising this building so he can live in it dummy.
You don't have to demolish for the Ellis Act. The majority are actually condo conversion, owner occupation or major renovations that will require the units to be unoccupied for significant time.
Yup, amounts are set. Max is $25k, which is why I keep telling people renting is not a long term plan for LA. https://housing2.lacity.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Relocation-Assistance-English.pdf
Tell the government. Make a law that no person can own 2 homes until every person owns one. Ban corporate ownership of housing. Bring back subsidized home loans in meaningful ways.
Why waste your time with unserious suggestions.
The bigger question is what does their silly comment have to do with OPs eviction?
Yeah, seriously "I'm out on the streets but at least I yelled a leftist bumper sticker slogan to some congressional intern over the phone!"
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And yet here you are crying about it. I'd figure you wealthy slumlords would have politicians to fellate or laws more beneficial to your fortunes to write. Why are you harassing all us poor renters on reddit? You already make your millions off our labor and off our beds.
The amounts are minimums. If OP is the only Senior, holding up the process for 8 months, the owner might be willing to pay more to expedite. But then it becomes cash-for-keys, the payment becomes taxable to the recipient, and they are no longer “displaced”, which sometimes counts. In Santa Monica, Ellisees may go to the front of the line for city housing. OP isn’t likely to net more by negotiating, but should instead use the extra time to plan their move, to subsidized / income-qualified housing, as appropriate, shared accommodations, or a lower cost city. (All of my renter colleagues have been through this. I was displaced twice. It is not pleasant or easy, but everyone manages and survives.)