How many times can a landlord file an unlawful detainer against the tenants?
Yes, you would be able to file another unlawful detainer for non-payment of rent. However, if you are unsuccessful in the first unlawful detainer...
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Yes, you would be able to file another unlawful detainer for non-payment of rent. However, if you are unsuccessful in the first unlawful detainer...
You should file it as soon as possible after the 3 Day Notice period. The sooner you file the unlawful detainer, usually the better. You should...
No, you would not be able to get around the relocation fees if the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance applies. You can attempt to make an...
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You may have a viable claim against the developer depending on what the purchase agreement says. You should contact a local real estate attorney to...
You should find an attorney to appear on her behalf at trial. The attorney may be able to move the trial date for a date when she is out of the...
You can file an unlawful detainer against them but you would need to serve a Three Day Notice first. You should contact a local landlord-tenant...
If you are within the Los Angeles Stabilization Ordinance, yes, the Landlord could ask whatever rent he wants once the old tenant left the unit...
If there was a hearing on the demurrer, and you won, the tenants most likely had some time to file an Answer. As soon as they file an Answer, file...
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You can serve a 3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit (if his rent payment is currently delinquent) or a 3 Day Notice to Perform Covenants or Quit (if...
If all nine nieces and nephews are on title and cannot agree to sell or make changes to the property, you may need to file a lawsuit to demand a...