Do I owe my landlord money if I've been overpaying for almost a year?
You should promptly see a landlord-tenant attorney about this, preferably one who is familiar with Section 8. I believe that some tenants have...
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You should promptly see a landlord-tenant attorney about this, preferably one who is familiar with Section 8. I believe that some tenants have...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If you have never paid rent to the landlord, are not on the lease, and have not otherwise been recognized...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You MAY have grounds to break your lease under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the doctrine of constructive...
I respectfully disagree with my colleagues. Once your co-tenancy terminates, you should only have liability for claims (e.g. unpaid rent) that...
Although habitability violations normally at least reduce the obligation to pay rent, it is always safer to timely pay the full rent under express...
You can generally sue for up to $10k in small claims court. In evaluating your loss, and the damages you may seek, bear in mind that you would...
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If you are concerned, you can complain to the local code enforcement agency. In most cities, the agency will promptly send out someone to inspect...
If you are a co-tenant, the landlord is the only one who would have the right to evict you. If you are month-to-month, this could be accomplished...
If you have not already received a claim from the tenant, I would try to get appropriate liability insurance ASAP. If you just have a homeowner's...
It would depend on the basis for the 2nd eviction. If it is based on different facts and a different termination notice, it would normally not be...