Unless the neighbor's lease/parking agreement prohibits him from letting others use the space, the landlord has no right to complain. If there was...

The nondisclosure is certainly material, and should give you grounds to either rescind the purchase under Civil Code Section 1689, or seek damages...

Assuming your friend is not somehow responsible for the roach issue, this would be a habitability violation under Civil Code Sections...

Renting something "as is" does not alter the rule that landlords are required to disclose known material facts about the property - especially...

Was your tenancy subject to an eviction control law, such as the Cal. Tenant Protection Act? If so, then you may have claims for wrongful eviction,...

If the landlord is refusing to honor a settlement, the usual remedy would be to file a motion under Code of Civil Procedure Section 664.6 to...

You are not responsible for pre-existing conditions, or for ordinary wear and tear. Moreover, if you went beyond ordinary wear and tear, you would...

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Since the lease was clear, I don't think that the error in the portal would get you off the hook for the back rent. However, late fees are...

If you demand/accept rent, you may well waive any right to evict for the unauthorized renovations (which presumably were done without permits, and...

Assuming the subtenancy is month-to-month, the notice period (for the requisite written notice) would depend on how long you have been a subtenant....