You have no legal standing to evict the tenants until you become the owner of record. If the 3-day notice was validly drafted and served, then...

If proper notice wasn't given under Civil Code Section 1954, then the landlord/contractor should not have entered without your consent. Any...

If the unlawful detainer is based on non-payment of rent, then you may have a viable defense if the unmade repairs, etc. were significant enough to...

A complaint is only a claim - it would ultimately be up to the judge/jury to decide how much (if anything) the landlord would get. Please also bear...

If your rental agreement restricts the presence of dogs or other pets in the unit, then you generally must comply, or risk eviction. Moreover,...

If you are month-to-month, just give proper written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, and demand a pre-move-out inspection as per Civil...

It sounds like you should serve a notice to perform, and could then (if the seller doesn't timely comply) either demand that the contract be...

If there are no habitability violations which would justify the withholding of rent, then you should be able to serve a pay or quit notice, and...

If you were not granted any parking rights in your lease, then you have no right to park anywhere on the property - including the driveway. Either...

If you signed something when you moved in (including in the lease) that said that the unit was in good condition, and you don't have any witnesses,...