Do I have to renew my residental Leae with my tnant every year or can we both

I agree with Mr. Moss' good advice. I would only add that if the tenancy is subject to rent control/eviction control, the tenant would normally...

If you want to enter the unit, you have to give proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954, and you have to have one of the reasons for entry...

If our lockout date was 1/10/17 but our landlord accepted our rent $. Now he's asking for double our rent to stay another month.

By accepting rent, the landlord established a new month-to-month tenancy with you. However, the landlord would have the right to terminate the...

What can be done about this?

The safest approach would be to timely comply with the 3-day notice, and then sue in small claims court for breach of contract and fraud (your...

Can my landlord tell me my friends can't come and visit?

Unless there is language in the lease restricting such visits, the landlord would seem to be out of line. However, if you are month-to-month, the...

How do I fight an unlawful detainer that stemmed from an unlawful eviction?

A tenant generally does not have the right to subtract from rent money owed by the landlord. This is particularly true in commercial tenancies,...

What can I do to get my daughter's exboyfriend out of her condo?

Unless he paid rent, he would be a licensee/guest-not a tenant. If he is a licensee, no written notice is required-she can give him oral notice...

Does home owners insurance generally cover roof repair or replacement due leaking?

I am re-posting your question under the insurance heading. However, insurance is generally designed to protect against accidents (such as a tree...

Can a building manager manager legally block a tenant from gaining access to the landlord himself?

I agree with Mr. Moss - generally speaking, a landlord is allowed to impose guest restrictions, limit subtenants, etc. However, if you want to...

If the tenants timely complied with the cure or quit notice by removing the dog, then you have no current basis for evicting them. It sounds...