Thursday, October 15, 2026 | 9am – 12pm
Southland Regional Association of Realtors
7232 Balboa Blvd
Van Nuys, CA 91406
Presented in partnership with Platinum Sponsor 1031 Capital Solutions
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Join us in person with top attorneys as they break down the latest laws affecting Los Angeles County landlords.
Topics will include evictions, fair housing, and asset protection strategies with live Q&A. Come early for networking, free coffee, and pastries!
This Event is FREE for YOU!
Come join us for a day packed with everything landlords, property managers, and real estate investors need to stay ahead in today’s market.
Why You Should Be There
Learn
Get the latest on complex Los Angeles County laws affecting landlords plus asset protection strategies.
Make Connections
Network with fellow landlords, property managers, and attorneys to expand your circle.
Ask the Experts
Get your questions answered in our interactive Q&A sessions with top attorneys.
Grow Your Knowledge
Stay updated on legal trends, meet fellow investors, and take home actionable insights to improve your operations and mitigate your risk!
The Agenda
Session #1: CA Landlord Legal Survival
Evictions & the Latest Legal Updates
Presented by Nadav Y. Zohar, Partner, Kimball, Tirey & St. John LLP
California landlords face an increasingly complicated set of state and local rules. One missed requirement or procedural mistake can mean costly delays, added legal exposure, and more time without rental income.
During this attorney-led session, Nadav will break down the eviction rules, procedures, and recent legal changes California landlords need to understand now.
You’ll learn about:
- Eviction and unlawful detainer updates
- Common mistakes that can delay an eviction
- New California and Los Angeles landlord requirements
- Rent control and compliance issues
- Legal changes that could affect how you operate your rental property
The goal: Help you understand what is changing, where landlords commonly get into trouble, and what you should be watching for before your next tenant issue becomes a costly legal problem.
Nadav heads the Property Ownership Group in Kimball, Tirey & St. John LLP’s Los Angeles office, where he represents rental property owners in residential landlord-tenant matters and unlawful detainer actions.
He has extensive experience representing property owners and was recognized as a Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Star from 2019–2024.
Session #2: Asset Protection for Landlords
Protect Your Property, Income & Future
Presented by Harry M. Barth, Esq., Managing Partner, BarthCalderon, LLP
Owning rental property can expose more than just the building itself. A lawsuit, major claim, or unexpected financial issue can potentially put rental income, personal assets, and long-term financial security at risk.
During this session, Harry will focus on strategies landlords can consider to help protect themselves before the unexpected happens.
You’ll learn about:
- Where rental property owners may be financially exposed
- Ways to help protect rental income and personal assets
- Common asset protection mistakes property owners make
- How ownership and planning decisions can affect your protection
- Steps to consider before a lawsuit or major claim occurs
The goal: Help you identify where you may be vulnerable and understand strategies that can help protect your property, income, and long-term financial security.
Harry has more than 40 years of experience counseling business owners, families, corporations, and franchisees on estate, business, and asset protection planning.
He is a nationally recognized speaker and asset protection advocate whose workshops have helped thousands of families and business owners better protect the assets they have worked hard to build.
Registration
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