Can I ask for free rent for no having heater and roaches infestation.

The conditions you describe would violate the implied warranty of habitability, and may well entitle you to withhold rent and/or seek damages. See...

I have a residential manager who just passed away . His children moved in with him about 3 years ago rent free.

If the former resident manager was an employee/licensee, and was never a tenant, and his children never became tenants (e.g. by acceptance of...

Can a landlord legally keep your entire security deposit because you move out before 6 months?

Neither fee sounds appropriate. Your mother can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 for damages and 9discretionary)...

I was given a 30 day notice to vacate by my land lord on March 12th do i still have to pay rent until i leave on april 12th ?

Yes. You are generally required to pay rent through the termination date, even if you elect to vacate early.

What must be done in order for a tenant to evict a subtenant and how long would it take?

If she has no lawful reason to terminate via a 3-day notice (see Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161), she would normally need to give proper...

My landlord gave me a 3 day or quite notice. Is it legal for her to move someone else into my house that i rent ?

You can call the police-in some cities, they will help. Otherwise, you can sue under a variety of legal theories, including quiet enjoyment and...

Can I Counter-sue in a Higher Court?

It is a judgment call. If you sue in the superior court, instead of small claims, you would normally need an attorney. Even if your lease...

Turned keys in early but still paying rent for remainder of lease. Do I have a legal right to get back into apartment?

Presumably, she will take it out of your security deposit. Assuming so, and assuming that she is unwilling to negotiate/mediate, you can sue in...

It probably makes limited sense to continue to fight with your roommate about this shared rental property, especially since I assume it is not rent...

Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control ordinance, the landlord is normally free to raise the rent as much as he/she wants (unless...