I have a section 8 tenant that has been given a 90 notice to leave, He is not planning to leave. What is my next step?

You can be ready to go on the 91st day. However, there are other measures to take in the meantime. Hoarding is a symptom of behavioral health...

Is landlord required by CA law to give 30 day notice before a two year lease expiration?

The answer depends on what your lease says. Most contain an automatic rollover into a monthly arrangement. Give Tenant a 60 day notice today. If...

Tenant and landlord - my name is on the tenant list of lease agreement from apartment that being evicted, without my knowledge.

Unfortunately you put yourself in a terrible position that could have been avoided by giving landlord 30 days written notice that you were moving...

How can i delay eviction?

You can avoid eviction by moving out. You can delay it, or avoid it, by making a good-faith agreement with landlord to pay your rent, or move out...

Your ESA is supposed to stay with you. If you leave him behind and he causes a nuisance, you are liable for the consequences. Meaning landlord can...

Can I sue landlord for security deposit+10% interest+lost wages to make it to court+court fees+ attorney fees?

Are you saying that you received your full deposit back today? And you are asking whether you can sue for expenses that you did not incur? If...

Can I be evicted from the house that I rent with, with my daughter

You are not being evicted. Landlord is ending the agreement, which either party can do for any reason or no reason. There’s a huge difference, as...

Is their reason for concern if a realtor obtained an offer for my property, though the realtor and I have not signed agreement ?

Only the best agents bring deals to sellers without a listing agreement. This is an opportunity for you to do a quick transaction on favorable...

Can my landlord sue me for unpaid rent from almost 3 years ago?

Since you admit owing rent, why don’t you pay it? Or make a deal by giving up parking spaces? That would be smart. Also the right thing to do under...

I don’t disagree with my colleagues, who correctly answered your question legally. Sure, you can sue your tenant/lodger, and evict him. However...