How much notice do you need to give a tenant for a rent increase?
If a month-to-month holdover tenancy was created under Civil Code Section 1945 (which does not seem to be the case, since you gave notice, and have...
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If a month-to-month holdover tenancy was created under Civil Code Section 1945 (which does not seem to be the case, since you gave notice, and have...
Your post is a bit unclear, including because if you and the roommate were on separate agreements with the landlord, you would have separate...
A motion for reconsideration under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1008 would probably not be an option, including because you had the ability to...
The fact that the landlord didn't follow through with that seems largely immaterial, unless (as is unclear from your post) it is evidence of an...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Have you already complained to the local code enforcement agency? In any event, I suggest you seek help...
If you timely made the necessary exemption disclosures as to the Tenant Protection Act, and the tenancy s not subject to any local eviction control...
The laws are generally the same for seniors as anyone else. The issue is whether your tenancy is subject to rent control (e.g. AB 1482, or...
Unless you can prove that the owner engaged in fraud during the settlement communications (e.g. by indicating that he was going to re-rent the...
A month-to-month tenant can give a 30 day notice any time during the month, but must generally do so in writing, as per Civil Code Section...
If your roommate leaves, he would normally remain liable for his share of the rent at least until the lease expires. If he didn't pay, you...