In the state of California, can my apartment property management company charge a 1% “technology fee”?
I am not aware of any law specifically prohibiting a "technology fee." However, regardless of the label, this is really a rent increase, so the...
San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
I am not aware of any law specifically prohibiting a "technology fee." However, regardless of the label, this is really a rent increase, so the...
I generally agree with my colleagues, but would note that SOME condo tenancies are subject to AB 1482 or other eviction control laws. Also, if...
Even if your rental agreement provided for late fees - which yours doesn't - late fees are generally invalid in Cal. residential tenancies. Orozco...
If you have an unexpired fixed-term tenancy, what you describe would normally give the landlord no grounds to terminate the agreement or evict you....
Unfortunately, unless the December rent has been paid, the landlord would normally be entitled to serve a pay or quit notice, and then proceed with...
I suggest you get help from a local landlord-tenant attorney, who can determine whether your termination notice was drafted/served in compliance...
I agree with my colleagues, but also suggest you complain (under FEHA) to the Cal. DFEH about the landlord's refusal to reasonably accommodate your...
You may want to start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency about the lack of heat, hot water, and the possible illegality of the...
My condolences on your loss. I generally agree with Ms. Straus, but would add that IF your mother's tenancy was subject to the SF rent control...
The deductions seem questionable. If you want to fight them, sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.