TAHO 3.0
Holding landlords accountable for any and all types of harassment:
1) Violation of "Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment" including, intentionally "not" protecting tenant who is being harassed by another tenant
2) No relocation paid to tenant for a red-tag unit
3) Inhabitable units (after violation corrected gets an extension of weeks/months for the time the unit is inhabitable)
4) Violation of 180 days working with tenant rights nonprofits or reporting a complaint to a government agency
4A) Attorney who help write up a 3-Day Quit or 30-60 days notice to leave the rental unit)
4B) Attorney who help file any Unlawful Detainer in violation of 180 days is automatically and by default reported to the Bar Association assisting many who do not have a good command of the English Language.
5) Excessive visit to rental house/apartment
5A) No notification for visits
6) Trespassing
7) Violence
8) Surveillance of tenant inside or outside of the rental unit
9) Theft/Grand Theft and other crimes
10) Calling the police on tenants under false-pretences
11) Obtaining Police assisting with illegal lock outs
TAHO 3.0
1) Local Level (City and County Level)
2) State Level
3) Talk about the possibility of FELONY charges as we outline and create TAHO 3.0 with bigger consequences for Landlord or Landlords (currently Misdismeanor - Landlords are still committing myriad of misconducts with police help)
4) When police assist with illegal lock-out, there should be consequences to all parties involved with illegal lock outs. (Only Sheriff can complete the lock out - with a Writ of Possession after winning Unlawful Detainer in court)
5) Media
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To strengthen the ordinance, the Los Angeles City Council amended the TAHO 2.0: TAHO Ordinance #188416, effective December 29, 2024, to enhance tenant protections to include mandatory damages for the prevailing party in a civil action, among other modifications. | TAHO 1.0: The Tenant Anti-HarassmentAnti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO) #187109, effective August 6, 2021, prohibits landlords in all residential properties from harassing tenants by removing housing services, withholding repairs, or refusing to accept rent payments.