What should I do about this?
I agree with Mr. Moss' good advice, but also suggest another alternative - see if the landlord will give you either a longer term lease, or an...
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I agree with Mr. Moss' good advice, but also suggest another alternative - see if the landlord will give you either a longer term lease, or an...
If the landlord was required to file the notice with the complaint (see e.g. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1166), there might be grounds for a...
I am re-posting this under probate. It sounds like you should consult a probate attorney ASAP to address the deeding issue (it is unclear...
I am re-listing this under probate. However, you'll have to state more facts if you want someone to help you.
If the new landlord is acting in good faith (which I don't know), gives proper notice, and pays the relocation benefits mandated under the rent...
Unless your rental agreement prohibits pets, your landlord has no right to forbid you from having one. And even if the rental agreement prohibits...
Late fees are usually illegal in residential leases-see Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7. However, as a practical matter, if you...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You might try complaining to the Department of Building Inspection. They can check to see if the stairs,...
Have you complained to code enforcement? It may be that the a/c installation, etc. don't comply with code. You may also have possible claims for...
If the mold, etc. was serious (not all mold is toxic, and cosmetic or minor defects don't violate the implied warranty of habitability), and there...