I recieved a 3day notice with a 60 day notice to vacate attached

Both notices might be in effect -- if you don't pay within the 3 days, the landlord could file an unlawful detainer based on non-payment of rent....

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If the landlord accepts a partial payment, then he could serve you with a new 3 day for the balance. He could also serve you with a 60 day notice...

Can a landlord evict you for being late a few times on rent?

If the tenant is late on the rent, the landlord can serve a 3 day notice to pay or quit. If the tenant pays within the 3 days, then the landlord...

Can a tenant become a single lodger?

Most likely not. Even if the answer is yes, most sheriff departments won't enforce the lodger rule. The landlord will need to go through the normal...

If you do not pay the rent when it is due, the landlord can serve you with a 3 day notice to pay rent or quit, followed by an unlawful detainer...

Generally, the landlord cannot accept a rent payment while the eviction case is pending. But that doesn't mean you, as a tenant, don't have to pay....

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May a landlady open the closed door to your bedroom and cross the threshold into it because she wanted to?

You have a couple different issues. 1) If the landlord enters your property without valid notice or for an invalid reason, then you have a...

How long do I have to move out or before sheriff's come to my door after served with UD? Do sheriff's lock the door th a text da

More information is needed. Was the unlawful detainer just filed, and you're being served with it, or did the landlord already obtain a judgment...

Can I evict my boyfriend from my house?

Yes, you can evict him. If he's doing illegal activities at the property, you can use a 3 day notice. Otherwise, you can serve him with a 30 day...

What are the penalties for not giving a landlord proper (30day) notice ?and how much of the next month is the tenant responsible

On a month to month agreement, the tenant needs to provide 30 days notice. Read through Civil Code 1950.5 for what you can and cannot deduct from...