Both consumers and professionals must recognize and adhere to anti-price gouging laws to prevent anyone from becoming a victim or a violator. Here are some FAQs to help understand the rental housing market.

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Funding is available starting February 10 for all Southern California residents who experienced displacement or damage to their primary residence due to the wildfires. Apply at

Funding is available now for members of the REALTOR® family, including REALTORS®, their staff, and association staff who have incurred losses due to wildfires and other natural disasters. Apply at

Both consumers and professionals must recognize and adhere to anti-price gouging laws to prevent anyone from becoming a victim or a violator. Here are some FAQs to help understand the rental housing market.

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Learn how homeowners who are unable to work because their place of work was damaged or destroyed may be eligible for the Unemployment Mortgage Assistance Program. We're breaking down some important FAQs to help you navigate relief programs and protect your home.

Be sure to check out an open letter that C.A.R. placed this week in newspapers across the state to help displaced homeowners understand their options and avoid common pitfalls as they begin to rebuild.

C.A.R. placed an open letter to consumers in 45+ newspapers statewide discussing protections for those affected by the recent wildfires. The letter is running in both English and Spanish.

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You may have heard of the California FAIR Plan, but do you know how much it costs or why certain property owners may need it? Read this new FAQ about the California FAIR Plan and share it with your clients.

The California Attorney General and the DRE have both stated that they will take action on price gouging issues. Learn more in this short video from a recent C.A.R. legal town hall with C.A.R.'s General Counsel Brian Manson and C.A.R.'s Chief Lobbyist Sanjay Wagle.

If your mortgage lender wrongfully denied your request for relief on a home damaged by the wildfires, you may qualify for assistance from Keep Your Home California. We're breaking down some important FAQs to help you navigate relief programs and protect your home.

C.A.R. has produced a new consumer fact sheet about how to navigate insurance assistance following wildfires. Visit for the complete fact sheet.

More CA homeowners may be forced to turn to the CA FAIR Plan for their property insurance due to the recent wildfires. The FAIR Plan provides basic fire insurance coverage to residents who cannot obtain a homeowners insurance policy through traditional insurance companies.

If your home was affected by the recent wildfires, you may have options to pause or adjust your mortgage payments. We're breaking down some important FAQs to help you navigate relief programs and protect your home. Stay tuned and get the answers you need in this FAQ series.

C.A.R. President Heather Ozur takes a legal townhall member question and asks whether anti-price gouging laws apply to both rentals and homes for sale. Hear what C.A.R. General Counsel Brian Manson says. Watch the full townhall here:

Is your client looking to sell a home that was destroyed in a wildfire? Learn what form to use and disclosures that may be needed.

If you'd like to support fire relief with your dinner reservation this weekend, visit to see the full list of participating restaurants.

KCRW has compiled a list of wildfire fundraisers, drives, and benefit concerts taking place this weekend in Los Angeles. See the full list here: