How to write a response to a 60day notice of nothing done wrong to terminate.?
Unfortunately, unless a city has rent control/eviction control, the landlord does NOT need a reason to give a 60-day notice. Unless the notice is...
San Francisco, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
Unfortunately, unless a city has rent control/eviction control, the landlord does NOT need a reason to give a 60-day notice. Unless the notice is...
You have a complicated situation with many factors involved. You are not going to get the depth of analysis and advice you need on a public website...
You need to talk to another lawyer. I don’t know what this lawyer was representing you on or it where in the litigation the case is, but you need...
You did NOT ask a question. What do you want to know?
You likely need to file a lawsuit for forcible entry/forcible detainer. You should speak with a tenants’ attorney immediately.
You need to speak with a real estate lawyer. S/he can review the deeds and any recorded easements to help determine what are your rights.
There are fact that you did not include in your posting, such as whose name is on the deed. Regardless, DO NOTHING until you consult with a lawyer...
I agree with Mr Nazzaro. In particular, I agree with his practical insights: Dump the chump.
Start by talking with your attorney representing you in the buy-out. If you do not have an attorney representing you in the buy-out, STOP! You...
Posting a rent increase notice on your door is NOT proper notice of the increase. See California Civil Code section 827.