There is no cooling off period. However, you may well have grounds to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689, or possibly to terminate it...

If you left in 2016, then it is very likely that the statute of limitations has run on any potential claims. However, you could talk to a local...

Under many circumstances, if the foreclosure was based on a mortgage which was signed before your lease, then the foreclosure would wipe out your...

If your rental agreement had a prevailing party attorney fee clause, and the landlord had to involve his/her attorney to collect what you owed,...

If your father was just going to be delivering a check or money order which was clearly from you, and there was no other way to pay the $ (e.g....

If your tenancy is subject to the TPA, then Civil Code Section 1947.12 says in relevant part: "(a)(1) Subject to subdivision (b), an owner of...

Unfortunately, state law generally does not require landlords to provide a/c, so a broke a/c would not be considered a habitability violation....

If you want to dispute any deductions from your security deposit, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.

Unless your tenancy is protected by a rent control/eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord would normally be free (if you are...

Unless your rental agreement prohibits making extra keys, or the key is somehow not duplicable, you should not need the landlord's...