Is it 60 days notice you have to give for a rent increase of 10% or will it have to be 10.01% to fall in the 60% notice?

60 days' notice is required for a rent increase of 10% or more. 9.99% or less would require a 30 day notice.

What are the valid serving ways to deliver a rent increase letter to my tennants?

Please see the link below from the California Department of Consumer Affairs for an answer to your question.

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By law what are the thing apartment suppose to have before they can be rent them out.

I agree with the other attorney. In addition, carbon monoxide detectors are also required in many cases. See the link below. The property must also...

Law for the Apartment's Lease breaking in CA !

Normally, you're responsible for paying the rent until your lease ends. You signed a legally binding contract. At the same time, the landlord is...

We have a 1 year contract with tenants that started Feb 1st 2014 (Los Angeles), we want them out now. What are their/our rights?

Is your property subject to Los Angeles rent control? If yes, then different rules apply. If the property is not subject to rent control, you can...

RENTAL LEASE

Los Angeles is a rent-controlled area. Make sure you know all the pros and cons to what you are doing. If the rental unit is not permitted and if...

If i wasn't properly served can I tell the judge that on my court date, AND will he dismiss IT

It is always advisable to have an attorney represent you. But if you feel confident that you can handle it yourself, you do not HAVE to hire an...

I have lived in a 3 bedroom apt they have made no atempts to update the place what are my rights now there raising my rent 9 yrs

The landlord is required to maintain a habitable property. You should put your maintenance request in writing. If the landlord does not fix the...

Normally, your 1 year lease would need to be honored because the theory is that the new owner was a purchaser with knowledge of your tenancy.

Do I have to allow entry to the landlord and owner into our home, since they served me with unlawful detainer paperwork and

You need to allow access if the landlord wants to enter for a valid reason after posting a 24 hour notice on the door. See Civil Code section 1954.