Are relocation fees due to tenant if selling property is in Los Angeles, CA

Nothing about selling a property triggers the right of a landlord to evict people. If the tenants are 73 and 80 and have lived there for 35 years,...

What can I do to get some satisfactin out of this slumlord.

You can call your county health department about the condition of the premises, and they might come out and inspect and order the landlord to make...

Can a land lord file false complaints against me because i requested that he address the issues of my home, and or fix them.?

Dear tenant, It seems pretty clear that the landlord is retaliating against you for asking him to make repairs. This is prohibited under Civil...

An owner of a unit in a Condo complex and a tenant in another unit got into an altercation.

Dear tenant, There's not enough information in your question. Does the landlord own both units? What do you mean by pushing? How are you...

Tenant's rights after sale of rental property.

Dear tenant, There is no rent control in Coronado. The landlord has no obligation at all to pay your moving expenses. Unfortunately, having...

CA Tenant"s rights for proper clean up of mold

Yes, the notice is retaliatory because it was served within 180 days of you complaining about mold in your unit. If your pulmonologist says you...

Renter's rights and obligations if house gets foreclosed in CA.

Sounds like you have a new owner, so the 90 day law doesn't apply (because the property is not bank-owned). You have to pay rent to the new owner...

Your trial will be held in Van Nuys. In most courts, you can file a "Counter-Request to Set Case for Trial," but in Van Nuys, they just set a...

Bank has notified me landlord lost home and now is forclosed. tried to pay rent but bank would not except any $ Pls help THK U

There are a lot of questions packed into the last question... (1) First, since you are in Los Angeles, you can only be evicted for good cause...

Eviction in California

Dear landlord, In order to evict a tenant, the tenant has to be "in possession" of the property. That's because an unlawful detainer lawsuit...