MAOA
What is the Minority Apartment Owners Association?
The Minority Apartment Owners Association (MAOA) is a network of minority and non-minority rental property owners who own property throughout Southern California. It was founded in 1987 under the parent company, International Realty & Investments.
Purpose of the MAOA . . .
Because we do business in an increasingly complicated & regulated environment, everyday brings new laws and regulations telling rental property owners what they can and cannot do. To be successful rental property owners need lawyers, accountants, lobbyist, and trained maintenance experts just to keep up to date and stay in compliance with the many changing laws.
A strong rental housing association is absolutely necessary for rental property owners in today’s litigious environment. With several concerns at their forefront, members have an opportunity to participate with others in making certain that their needs are not forgotten in government policy decisions on the local, state, and national level.
Year End Legislative Meeting
Minority Apartment Owners Association and Inglewood Rental Property
Owners Association held Year End Legislative Meeting featuring Sacramento
Lobbyist Mr. Ron Kingston, President, California Strategic Advisors on
November 13, 2019 at the Proud Bird Event Center. An in depth presentation
was given on the Statewide Rent Cap and Just Cause, Assembly Bill 1482,
which will become law on January 1, 2010.
Next MAOA Meeting
To Be Determined at a later date
Location
International Realty & Investments “Home of MAOA”
11215 S. Western Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90047
(323) 754-2818 (one half block N. of Imperial Hwy)
Parking
In front, across the street at Carl’s Jr. & Church’s Chicken on the corner
MAOA Notifications
Please join us at our next Minority Apartment Owners meeting. Bring your membership card. New members may Apply at the meeting or Apply Online.
Why Should I Become A Member?
Membership is easy, affordable, and beneficial to rental property owners needing to stay up to date on all the laws
and regulations as a landlord and to avoid lawsuits, by staying knowledgeable on tenant rights.
What the MAOA Offers With Your Membership
- Networking with Investment Property Owners with Common Interests
- Property Management and Investment Training at By-Monthly Meetings
- MAOA Networking – By-Monthly Newsleter
- Trade Referrals: Roofing Contractors, General Contractors, Electricians, Plumbers, Carpentry, G;ass.Hardware, Locksmith, and other related services
- Rental Agreements and Related Forms
- Low-Cost Credit and Eviction Reporting Services
- Specialized Services of an Eviction Attorney, Insurance Representative, and Financial Consultants
- Personalized Real Estate Consultation
- On Organized Voice to Decision-Makers in the Community
- Other On-Going Services to Assist You to Increase Your Profits
Why Should I Join?
Owning rental property is a business and should be operated as a business. But in today’s market, owners cannot stand alone. Owning rental property has become an increasingly complicated, regulatory environment and joining with others for statewide rental issues that affect you locally is extremely important. In addition, members have an opportunity to participate with others in making certain that their needs are not forgotten in government policy decisions.
Who Are MAOA Members?
The membership represents a diverse housing community. Members range from the individual who owns a single family rental house to government and private sector organizations who have a mutual concern for the economic well being and quality of life for residents of its community.
Member Newsletter
Members receive a Bimonthly Newsletter of the Minority Apartment Owners Association called the MAOA Network. Inside members are kept up-to-date on regulations, amendments, and special events featuring noted congressmen & congresswomen.
"Thank you for making the sign-up process so simple! My family and I own and manage several residential and commercial properties in LA & we had also been experiencing issues with the designated haulers. Then I heard the report [about MAOA] on KCRW & I knew I had to reach out to you all to learn more about what you do and how I could get involved."
- Suraya, Los Angeles
Join Now!
The MAOA is seeking active members who are concerned about housing in their communities. Insurance and lender red-lining, poor housing, code enforcement, rent control, health and safety, and crime reduction in our communities are just some of the issues the MAOA membership has been addressing. Its members are committed to decent, safe, and affordable housing for residents in the community. The members represent a diverse housing community. Members range from the individual who owns a small duplex to government and private sector organizations who have a mutual concern for the economic well-being and quality of life for all residents in the community.
