San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Unless you signed the addendum, any change to the lease would normally have to be via a written notice of change in terms of tenancy under Civil...
The landlord has no legal obligation to accept payments made after the expiration of the 3-day notice, and would be free to proceed with an...
Your post does not indicate whether the notice was from a government agency/official. If so, you are required to comply, but should have various...
Under Civil Code Section 1954, the landlord can only enter for certain specified reasons, which don't include snooping or "general inspections."...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. I don't believe your city has a rent control/eviction control ordinance. If not, then the landlord would...
Unless your city has a rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord is free to terminate month-to-month tenancies (even the whole...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Depending on your lease language, your potential exposure would normally be set by Civil Code Sections...
It sounds like you would terminate under the lodger statute, Civil Code Section 1946.5. The situation you describe would probably be exempt...
Verbal notice is normally inadequate. If you are a lodger, and are in good standing, then proper written notice should be given under Civil...
Verbal termination notices are invalid. Assuming you are month-to-month, and are in good standing, the landlord would normally need to give you...
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