Is 3-Day Notice to Perform Conditions and covenants or Quit valid in a Non-Commercial Lease?

No commercial lease is needed for the landlord to serve a 3 day notice. However, you may have some defenses available, especially if this is a...

You should review the link below, and also read the law that deals with security deposits - Civil Code 1950.5. The law is strict on how a security...

If I received a 30 day notice which I should have received a 60 day notice.

If you don't pay the rent, the landlord can serve you with a 3 day notice to pay rent or quit. The (potentially) incorrect 30 day notice doesn't...

Eviction on other people not included in the lease agreement or writ of possession

You can still have the sheriff conduct the lockout. But any unknown occupants have the right to file a claim and be heard in court.

What happens if tenant and landlord cannot agree to repairs amount deducted from deposit?

The landlord is required to account for the security deposit within 21 days after you move out. The landlord is further required to provide you...

Can a landlord raise your rent because you're asking them to take care of a rat problem?

The landlord cannot raise the rent for a retaliatory purpose. However, the landlord may raise the rent if you are not in a rent-controlled property...

Normally, if the tenant does not move as agreed after you received a stipulated judgment, you as the landlord are required to take steps to...

Can a landlord file a 3 day notice to quit w/O opportunity for tenant to correct for dogs in violation of lease?

For the dog scenario, the better route would be to serve a 3 day notice to cure or quit. The tenant removing the dogs is a "curable" violation --...

My year lease ended today, April 30. I gave my 30 notice on April 7. How much will I pay for May?

You would pay the prorated rent for May.

Can the landlord increase the rent if I only live there for 8 months?

If you are on a month-to-month agreement, then yes, the landlord can raise your rent provided that he gives you proper notice.