Is it legal for a property management company to deduct late fees from my rental proceeds

There is no way this is legal. First, the management company is stealing. Second, they're charging late fees for being late for not catching up....

You're in a tricky situation that occurred often during the mortgage crisis. Your landlord may have been a) foreclosed on, b) may be trying to stop...

In CA, what is considered a reasonable amount of time to either be approved or denied application before a breach of contract?

The contract you signed should have said something about how long she can hold your holding deposit before making up her mind, but I'm guessing it...

To the attorneys that kindly answered my questions.

You have a complicated question that I don't think can be resolved here. There are too many questions that would take way too long to ask and...

Who should I contact?

Not having hot water usually qualifies as an "uninhabitable" housing and you can deduct or withhold rent until it's made habitable. That said,...

My apartment complex is not holding up their end of the lease agreement and is now treating me in an unreasonable manner.

First, your facts are too vague to give proper advice. I can say that the benefits you signed up for should be in the lease, otherwise it's not...

Where is the line on Subletting

There is an explanation here: http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/catenant.pdf. Generally when someone pays for living in a place that...

I got evicted for nonpayment of rent I have tried numerous times to pay my legal fees and monies due I can't homeless assitance

I'm sorry, but your wording is too confusing to make sense. I think you should call an attorney to ask instead of writing. Do a search here and...

If a tenant breach part of contract does the landlord have the right to evict take all the security deposit?

You should go see or call an attorney for this one. There are some major issues here that's too complex to advise all in one go. Violence is...

How to remove an eviction with special circumstances?

Your wording is confusing. A tenant cannot evict him/herself. Only a landlord can do that. A tenant simply has to move out. If you meant that...