Once title passed to you, you become potentially liable for all habitability issues, code violations, etc. I suggest you promptly consult a...

Even if you are/were potentially exempt from AB 1482, you had to give timely notice of the exemption, or it was forfeited. If you are subject to...

I agree with Mr. Bui, but would add that if the landlord chose to file an unlawful detainer lawsuit against you, the landlord would have the burden...

The case will not go to trial until one side requests it If you don't want to be in limbo, and feel you have a good defense (including errors in...

Because parking was not included in your tenancy, the landlord would normally be free to charge whatever he/she wanted for this new service....

It dates from when you vacated, but they can mail it. In any event, even if they waived the right to take deductions from your deposit, that...

If the landlord accepted rent through the middle of December, then the landlord could normally only evict you for cause (e.g. nuisance), and would...

You can contest any deductions from your security deposit by suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. The landlord will then...

Under Civil Code Section 1950.5, the successor owner would be responsible for the deposit whether or not it was actually received. As to the...

A landlord can only enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons specified in Civil Code Section 1954. 1954 allows entry for...