Advertising: Internet private residence rental listings: notice.

Existing law requires a hosting platform, as defined, to provide a specific notice to an occupant listing a residence for short-term rental on a hosting platform that states, among other things, that, if the occupant is a tenant, listing the room, home, condominium, or apartment may violate the lease or contract and could result in legal action by the landlord, including possible eviction. Existing law requires the notice to be in a particular font size and be provided immediately before the occupant lists each real property on the hosting platform's Internet Web site in a manner that requires the occupant to interact with the hosting platform's Internet Web site to affirmatively acknowledge he or she has read the notice. This bill would require that notice to also be provided to mobilehome offerors and include a statement advising the offeror to review any restrictions on coverage under the offeror's homeowners' or renters' insurance policy related to short-term rental activities, as specified, and would make technical and conforming changes.