My boyfriend lives with me in a home I own in California, how can I evict him?
Since he paid rent, he probably would be considered a tenant. If so, you could serve a 3-day notice to pay rent or quit (for the unpaid rent),...
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Since he paid rent, he probably would be considered a tenant. If so, you could serve a 3-day notice to pay rent or quit (for the unpaid rent),...
The landlord is only allowed to access your unit upon proper notice, and for one of the limited purposes allowed under Civil Code Section 1954....
If you can establish that that the landlord was aware of such issues before you rented, and failed to disclose these facts, you may have grounds to...
I agree with the other attorneys, but would emphasize the desirability of immediately complaining to the local code enforcement agency. If the...
I agree with Mr. Chen, but would add that unless you have a fairly long escrow period, it may not be possible to evict the tenants in time to...
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Assuming you have not accepted the subtenants (you should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney to go over the situation), you could either...