My landlord served me a 60 day notice a month ago, can he now give me a 3 day notice to perform covenant or quit?

Yes he can give you a 3 day notice. The prior 60 day notice does not prevent that. The issue now is whether or not the 3 day notice is warranted.

What is the difference between a lender and a servicer?

The lender is the entity that loans the money. Under California law this can be a bank or it can be an individual, termed a "hard money lender." ...

Can I file a Money Judgment without first filing for a Default Judgment?

Once the tenants have moved, an unlawful detainer action is unnecessary, because possession of the property is no longer at issue. You should...

Sanction after winning Preliminary Injunction and Vexatious Litigant motion

The safe harbor required by Code of Civil Procedure section 128.7 is not established by a letter. It is established by service of the actual...

Is it possible to get 3 day notice to pay or quit after 60 day notice is served? If I leave in 3 days do I still have to pay?

I agree with Mr. Sullivan. You can be served a three (3) day pay or quit after service of a 60 day notice. By failing to pay rent, you have made...

Can we deduct rent?

Deducting rent is a drastic remedy and in my opinion is a bad idea. If the landlord does not agree with the rent deduction and you do not pay the...

In California a HOA can foreclose nonjudicially, in a manner similar to the way a bank forecloses by way of trustee's sale. You may have rights...

Did you win the case, or did you enter into a settlement agreement? Many of the cases that are heard in Santa Monica have settlement agreements...

What is wrongful eviction?

I agree with Mr. Kane that a review is necessary to properly advise you. I am not as pessimistic however, because unlawful detainer actions are...

If your process server properly served a prejudgment right of possession on unnamed tenants, then you can take all of the tenants' defaults...