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California bill would require refrigerators for new residential leases
A proposed California bill would require working stoves and refrigerators for new leases of residential properties.
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SPONSORED: BAU partners with Groundworks to offer best products in the industry
ReStore in Oakland hosts 'Free Furniture Friday'
CA offering rebates up to $8,000 to make homes more energy efficient
Woman charged after obtaining deed to $4M NC home
Deed to $4M NC home transferred to complete stranger
Bill that could give undocumented migrants chance to own home advances
VIDEO: Sea swallows beach home in North Carolina
Big changes to how you buy and sell a home go into effect today
Biggest shakeup in a century set to hit real estate agents this week
Is your garage door dangerous? Here are some easy ways to check
Airbnb guest evicted more than a month after refusing to leave home
State Farm requests 30% rate hike for CA homeowners
Squatters who posted no trespassing sign at NC Airbnb ordered to leave
Squatters at NC home refuse to leave, put up no trespassing sign
State Farm says some CA homeowners may keep their insurance
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