If the landlord timely provided the exemption notice required under AB 1482, then the tenancy would normally be exempt from rent control, but...

If the landlord failed to timely provide the exemption notice required under AB 1482, then your tenancy should be subject to AB 1482 (including...

The new owner took the property subject to the existing rental agreements, etc. If the old owner waived the no pets clause (including by...

There was probably no duty to test at the beginning of the tenancy - making truthful disclosures should have sufficed. You might try contacting...

Unless the co-signer is actually an occupant/tenant, the landlord cannot lawfully sue the co-signer for unlawful detainer (although could still sue...

If the landlord accepted rent after learning about the alleged nuisance, that would normally waive any right to evict for the it. In any event,...

If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482, which can apply to single family homes if the owner failed to timely provide...

If it is an illegal unit, then no rent is owed, and you can't be evicted for non-payment of rent. See Espinoza v. Calva (2008) 169 Cal.App.4th...

Regardless of when the lease renewal was signed, if you occupied the rental unit for the entire month of August, you would normally owe rent for...

You may need to obtain a temporary easement in order to gain access to the neighbor's property, and make the repair. I suggest you consult a local...