Whether or not you had an enforceable option (and exercised it within the time, and in the manner specified in the lease), if the landlord...

It sounds like you have a valid case. However, if you don't already have an attorney, I suggest you get one - unlawful detainers can get very...

The increase does not comply with Civil Code Section 827. You could also check to see if your tenancy is subject to AB 1482, including because of...

I don't practice in your city. However, depending on your rent control law's definition of "tenant," you probably have the right to continue the...

That could constitute a nuisance, or otherwise violate your rental agreement - especially given that overgrown vegetation can be a fire hazard....

Unless your lease bars/restricts guests, tenants are generally free to have them. However, if the tenant's guest engages in nuisance activities,...

An unaccepted offer can usually be withdrawn by whomever made it. However, if your tenancy is subject to either San Diego's Tenant Protection...

Theoretically, that might be considered property damage or otherwise be deductible under Civil Code Section 1950.5. However, the damage may be...

If everyone signed the lease, and there were no unfulfilled contingencies (e.g. paying rent/deposits required under the lease), then you should...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as AB 1482, the landlord can only evict you for one of the authorized reasons, which...