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Can a property manager refuse to refund a portion of the security deposit until all tenants vacate the property?
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Answered on September 10, 2016
The return of your security deposit will be governed by California Civil Code section 1950.5 and your lease.
Generally, a co-tenant is not...
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Is it legal requirement to conduct carpet cleaning at my expense?
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Answered on September 10, 2016
California Civil Code section 1950.5 governs whether your security deposit can be used to cover cleaning costs. In order to receive your full...
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When giving your 30 day notice when do you have to schedule the walk through?
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Answered on March 01, 2014
There are supposed to be two separate inspections: (1) a pre-move out inspection in which the landlord tells you what he thinks you need to repair...
Are there guidelines for the life expectancy of home decor item such as blinds? I need help determing "normal "wear and tear".
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Answered on February 06, 2014
The California Department of Consumer Affairs discusses the "useful life" rule as applied to carpets and drapes here:...
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I think I will be evicted. After the landlord gives the three-day notice to vacate, do they have to file unlawful detainer also?
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Answered on November 13, 2013
Your landlord must file an unlawful detainer before you can be evicted. Only the sheriff can physically evict you, which will not happen until your...
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Can I sue my landlord for breaking my arm while utilizing the repair and deduct remedy?
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Answered on November 04, 2013
Yes, you may be able to recover for the injury to your arm even though the landlord did not directly cause the injury. My partner and I have...
If I am displaced from my rental, am I required to pay the full rent even though I couldn't access the amenities I pay for?
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Answered on October 29, 2013
You should not have to pay rent for any time when you are physically not able to reside in your apartment through no fault of your own. Think of it...
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My daughter, a single mom with two children rented an apartment two years ago and never had heat in her apartment.Could she sue.
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Answered on October 28, 2013
Under Civil Code section 1941.1, a landlord must provide heat in a residential rental unit. A tenant can sue for breach of the warranty of...
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