Three questions, answered property by property: which rules are mine, what is due next, and who fixes this. Every requirement links to its official California source, and none of it is legal advice.
One minute, start to finish
The 55-second film: what the law can cost, and how Veluna maps it to your actual building.
What Veluna Rent does
Property type, city, age and unit count decide which California requirements may reach your rental. Veluna Rent shows how sure it is, with the official source, for every one.
The 21-day security-deposit return (Civ. Code §1950.5) runs whether you are watching it or not. Veluna Rent tracks it, the move-out and renewal dates beside it, and repairs that have gone quiet. Law changes are read by a person before they reach you.
Every answer, photo and dated note lands in one record per property — the file a broker, a tenant or an inspector may ask for. Tenants report by scanning a QR code; nothing reaches a vendor until you tap send.
How monitoring works
Veluna watches each property's deadlines, applicable rules, law changes, and repair activity — then alerts you when something needs a decision.
Law change detected
California updated a rule that may affect 123 Main St.
Applicability check
Veluna checked applicability: your property's location, type, and age.
Alert sent
You get a push alert with the specific change and what it means.
Rent-cap rate updated for your region.Action + deadline
Next action + relevant deadline shown with the official source.
Security-deposit return deadline in 7 days.Action taken
You complete or verify the action.
Vendor accepted the repair.Record kept
The record — dates, notices, photos — stays on the property's timeline.
Repair marked complete. Completion photo still missing.Secure QR repair evidence
Tenants report issues fast. Veluna verifies the room, checks duplicates, and collects photos. You review the request, choose the vendor, and tap send.
You stay in control
Vendor dispatch follows your approval rules.
Every repair goes out only after you tap Send. Nothing is dispatched automatically.