If the lease is expiring in 2 weeks, and the master tenants have already given notice, it seem unlikely that communicating with the landlord will...

Can my landlord let a contractor live in the apartment upstairs from me without a lease?

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Have you already tried complaining to the police? In general, the landlord can use his property for any...

What do I risk if I sublease my apartment without my landlord consent?

Restrictions on subleasing are generally valid, and the Air BNB activities may well violate other provisions of your lease too, such as occupancy...

Can my roommate kick me out when lease is up?

If you are a co-tenant, then only the landlord has the right to evict you. If you are a subtenant, and pay rent to your roommate (as opposed to...

Can I give the 2nd co-tenant a termination notice of 60 days since he breached the month-to-month agreement?

So far as I know, Daly City does not have rent control/eviction control. Under general California law, you can terminate a month-to-month tenant by...

Can my judgment for eviction be overturned?

I assume they sued you, you did not not respond to the lawsuit, and a default judgment was entered against you. If so, you can either try to...

Can I find a lawyer to help a female MD (resident) break a lease based on the landlord's failure to disclose "material facts"?

The tenant may well have a right to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689. The tenant may also have a basis for breaking the lease...

How long does a landlord have to return a tenants Security Deposit and last months rent?

It is hard to give a precise answer without reviewing all of the paperwork. However, security deposit issues are largely governed by Civil Code...

Landlord filed unlawful detainer on 9/15 And landlord filed another UD on 10/7 with the same info as first UD is this legal?

If the cases are exactly the same, you should be able to demur under Code of Civil Procedure Section 430.10(c). If the demurrer is sustained, the...

Security Deopsit

Sue in small claims court for both your security deposit, and for the discretionary statutory/punitive damages provided by Civil Code Section 1950.5.