Can my landlord evict me?

If you have not actually brought in a new roommate, it is unlikely that you have done anything that would violate whatever subleasing restrictions...

Landlord refuses to provide security deposit from foreclosed property. Can we get it back?

Unless you waived the right to the security deposit when you did the keys for cash deal, you were entitled to a timely accounting of the security...

I MOVED INTO APT JULY 1 WAS GIVEN 30 DAY NOTICE ON JULY 25 ON A MONTH TO MONTH LEASE DO I HAVE TO PAY RENT FOR AUGUST .?

Harassment by the landlord may give you a claim for damages, but does not relieve you from the obligation to pay rent. If you were given a 30-day...

Your landlord has the right to evict you (on proper notice) if you don't timely pay all of the rent and/or if you violate other terms of your...

Is it legal for our landlord to change the locks on our home within 3 days without an issued eviction notice?

The landlord can evict you by serving a proper 3-day notice (I can't say whether the one he served complied with applicable law), and then filing...

What are our renters rights when it comes to our landlord coming into the home?

The landlord's rights of access are strictly limited by Civil Code Section 1954, and any contrary provision in a residential rental agreement is...

Can I be evicted if I never was served unlawful detainer roommate filled and never let me know?

Since your roommate could file a fake proof of service with the court, and then seek a default judgment, it would be prudent to take a look at the...

Is it better to file a petition or a civil harassement restraining order if I want a neighbor to stop doing something?

Many CC&Rs require that disputes be resolved via mediation and/or arbitration, rather than by filing a lawsuit. You should consult a local...

61 Years Old, Housing Right at San Francisco?

The new owner would take the property subject to any existing tenancies. If your tenancy is subject to rent control/eviction control, that would be...

Does my 2nd husband have succession rights?

I'm assuming this is a rent-controlled tenancy, because otherwise, the landlord would have the right to terminate regardless of any succession...