Questions about renting room and rules/reg about guests without landlor's permission

The person to whom you rented a room - not the entire property - is most likely a lodger, not a tenant, since you maintain control of the house the...

Abandoned or Lost personal property?

Though technically he's not a tenant, you don't have to treat him as such. But the safest thing to do might be to treat him as one and follow Civil...

What is the process I need to take in evicting tenant who is renting a room on a month to month who is causing problems

You will begin by serving her with a 30-day (60-day if she's been there for over a year) notice to terminate. Since you live under the same roof,...

Can a CA HOA stop the sale of a condo when the owner owes back monthly assessments, but no suit has been filed or lien recorded?

The HOA can't stop the sale -directly at least. But indirectly they can stop the sale. Most escrow officers will ask the HOA if any dues are owed....

How do I evict a tenant on a month to month verbal agreemen? She never signed anything

The best way to evict a month-to-month is to serve a 30-day (60-day if she's lived there for a year or longer) notice to terminate. Defenses to...

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Can mechanic's lien be filed against a new property owner?

Provided the requirements to file the mechanic's lien are met and the time to record it has not expired, it is conceivable the lien may be recorded...

Placing a lien against the property for nonpayment of HOA dues is something the HOA has through the CC&R. Most lenders for the buyers would insist...

Can a P.O. Box be used for substituted service of a 30 day notice if the tenant does not have a physical address at premises?

After posting the 3-day notice, the landlord is required to mail it to the same address where it was posted. I've never come across this situation...

Notice to vacate

You might want to tell us a little bit more about the reasons why the notice was served and the duration. Not knowing this information makes it...

Whenever there's a dispute over some liability, the person handing you the money wants a release from you. There's nothing unusual or illegal about...

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