After a sheriff's sale, what should I ask my new landlord for as proof of ownership?
The change in ownership would not automatically terminate your rights, so it is unclear why you should be giving keys to the new owner. If the...
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The change in ownership would not automatically terminate your rights, so it is unclear why you should be giving keys to the new owner. If the...
Preliminarily, if your tenancy is subject to AB 1482 or some other eviction control law, the termination notice must specify an authorized reason...
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It seems very unlikely that tenants would have replaced drywall,and then painted it over - it seems much more likely that the seller knew about the...
Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 581, a plaintiff generally has the right to dismiss without prejudice - at least if the dismissal was filed...
It sounds like you have no lease with the master tenant(s), and are just a month-to-month subtenant. If so, you are free to give proper written...
Probably none, since you presumably did not apply, have your application accepted, and have a signed lease.
Tenants don't need to respond to an inspection notice, and if it was a valid/validly served notice, you can go in whether the tenants want you to...
Unless the landlord somehow owes relocation benefits (e.g. if it is a no-fault eviction in a tenancy subject to AB 1482), the landlord normally...
I suggest that your friends immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency about the current habitability violations. If the agency...
A master tenant is the legal equivalent of a landlord, and can sue a subtenant for unlawful detainer, However, since the master tenant moved out,...