Property management wont take me off lease ?
The landlord is wrong. If you give a proper 30-day written notice, your co-tenancy will be terminated, regardless of the wishes of the landlord...
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The landlord is wrong. If you give a proper 30-day written notice, your co-tenancy will be terminated, regardless of the wishes of the landlord...
If your landlord accepted rent knowing that the BF was there, you should have a solid defense of waiver/estoppel against a UD premised on...
Landlords generally have no legal obligation to pay for a/c, and it is not listed in the Civil Code as a habitability requirement - see e.g. Civil...
I agree with Mr. Elkins, but would add that if the problems persist, you probably have claims against both the HOA (for not reinforcing the CC &...
I agree with Mr. Chen, but would also note that you would other potential defenses to the collections action, including waiver and estoppel....
There are a lot of potential explanations, including wanting to avoid the expense of sending someone to the hearing, or the fear of you getting...
There may be issues under fair debt collection laws, so I am re-posting under debt collection. However, your settlement agreement with the landlord...
It sounds like you have a lot of potential claims, including for assault, habitability (depending on how bad/harmful the mold was), quiet...
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You would be normally responsible for items going beyond ordinary wear and tear. However, even if you went beyond ordinary wear and tear, the...
Normal wear and tear is primarily relevant to the issue of physical damage. Most leases require that the unit be left clean, and if the carpet...