Unfortunately many condos have this restriction. I would check the CC&R's and also see if any hardship rules may apply.

What can I do if my rent was increased from $800 a month to $1,300 with just a months notice?

Agreed, over 10% increase needs a 60 day notice.

Can the landlord hire a property manager after he signed a lease with a tenant?

I have never seen a commercial real estate lease that would prevent you from hiring a property manager. If you are having trouble with this tenant...

I live in California and want to leave my home to my niece by making a living trust.

Your property will not be reassessed by making a revocable trust and naming her as a beneficiary. Glad to hear you are doing this rather than just...

We are a licensed General contractor and have hired a licensed cabinet maker for the project.

Does the sub have a contractors license ? (different than a business license) Does the sub have workers comp insurance? (different than liability...

How many days can your rent be late before the landlord can give a three day notice?

The landlord can give you a three day notice on the first day your rent is due but not paid in full. Many leases have a grace period but this...

What can i do if im getting evicted the landlord already went to court but i was never served papers

This is something that you need to take care of asap. See an attorney tomorrow if possible. Read your rental contract as it may have a clause that...

My Mom, made out a Trust after my dad died. She says she forgot to put my name on it. My Sister and Brothers name are on it.?

I agree with Ms. James. it is very difficult to get what you consider "fair" unless it is written in the will/trust. Many expensive will/trust...

Can an at-will tenant sue for back-rent he voluntarily paid?

you need a good local real estate attorney to respond to this lawsuit quickly. Some law firms specialize in suing landlords because the law is...

If I owe a late fee from previous months , are they allowed to take my rent currents months rent for late fees?

Most rental contracts say that money received is credited to late fees/legal fees first then to back rent then to current rent so yes the landlord...