Newport Beach, CA
Real estate Lawyer at Newport Beach, CA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Litigation ... +4 more
You should settle your criminal case. This type of behavior is actionable both civilly and criminally.
A landlord can retain a deposit for back and unpaid rent along with any money necessary to repair damage. Any balance should be returned to...
The owner should receive a notice of this and you should most definitely make the owner aware of it. This is NOT an eviction, just evidence that...
You will NOT have to pay the property taxes. You will also likely NOT have to pay for a deficiency. I make this latter statement with the...
If you walk away there will be a foreclosure. There will be credit implications as well as the possibility of a deficiency judgment but only if...
If you walk away there will be a foreclosure and there will be tax and negative credit implications. The better result would be to negotiate a...
There is really no hard and fast rule here. If you think the market can recover, hold on to the property. If not, your best bet would be to...
You could negotiate a "cash for keys" and receive money plus get a fixed move out date. If not, you could probably stall for about 2 - 3 weeks....
no you do NOT need a real estate attorney but having one would be the better course. the reason is simple, the attorney's compensation is not...
When a landlord refuses to return a deposit and provide and accounting after the statutory period a simple small claims action should get it back.