Email is generally not a valid form of serving such notices - see e.g. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162. Any contractual provision in a...

The landlord seems to have had grounds to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689, based on the tenant's fraud, and could also argue that...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If the garage/parking was included in your tenancy/lease, then it can't be take away from you without a...

Regardless of the landlord's wishes, you remain free to complain about habitability violations, health and safety issues, etc. orally, in writing,...

From your post, it sounds like this tenant has a separate lease with the landlord. If so, it should be the landlord's problem - not yours. The...

Unless the landlord has an illegal motive for selectively increasing the rent (see e.g. Civil Code Section 1942.5), it is probably legal (I am...

If there are no heirs, and no will, then the properties could eventually escheat to the state. If you have any claims against the deceased, you...

You should have grounds to sue for nuisance and violations of the CC & Rs (since most contain provisions prohibiting excessive noise, nuisance...

I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. Assuming they cite the landlord for at least some of this, it will strengthen your...

The language you quote plainly differentiates between short term and long term guests/occupants, and seems to say that you only need permission...