In Los Angeles, can an "occupying landlord" negotiate down the "mom and pop" tenant relocation assistance fee?
I don't understand your post. Are you referring to relocation assistance in the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance?
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I don't understand your post. Are you referring to relocation assistance in the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance?
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An easement in your favor is not necessarily disclosed in a title policy, as it would be usually be disclosed in the policy for the burdened...
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Interesting. It sounds as though the second intends to reserve its right to sue directly on the promissory note. Normally, if the lender sued...
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This sounds more like a clerical error than anything else. If the deed does not have the legal description of your parents' property, then it is...
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You don't provide enough information to answer your question. The big issue that lawyers are looking for with a post like this, given your city,...
You mix up some terms. First of all, a judgment in an unlawful detainer case is primarily a judgment for possession. The court is also allowed to...