Do I have to pay temporary relocation costs, specifically rent to a tenant who is living in a illegal converted unit if they
Under the RSO, you can be required to pay relocation assistance and disgorge the illegally collected rent.
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Under the RSO, you can be required to pay relocation assistance and disgorge the illegally collected rent.
The City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance (RSO) is one of the limits on your right to terminate the tenanacy. You should ask the LAHD...
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Your roommate can consent to the landlord entering the apartment.
Your roomate can consent to the landlord entering your apartment.
The new owner steps into the shoes of the former owner. Since you have lived in the property for more than one year, you are entitled to 60 days...
You do not need to pay "relocation assistance" as definied by the City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance, which is quite substantial. ...
To learn more about the RSO go to: http://lahd.lacity.org/lahdinternet/ For an example of when the RSO does not apply for purposes of rent...
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You can look on Google, Avvo's FInd A Lawyer function or call the Local County Bar for referrals. Do your research and do dliigence up front. ...
The City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance is a law that the City of Los Angeles enacted to protect (i) tenants; and (ii) landlords...
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No. If the landlord increased your rent by the max allowed by the RSO in January, they cannot legally increase your rent for another year. You...