Co-tenants generally do not owe each other rent/compensation for use, unless one of them has "ousted" the other (e.g. by changing locks, or...

Until an offer is actually accepted, there is no binding contract - especially where it was contemplated that the parties would sign a written...

If you were only a subtenant, and never were recognized as a co-tenant (e.g. by the landlord accepting rent directly from you), then your...

If you were defrauded with respect to the terms of the guaranty, then you may have grounds to rescind it under Civil Code Section 1689. However,...

I suggest you sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 with respect to any deductions you dispute. From your description, it...

If your tenancy is subject to eviction control (e.g. LA's RSO or state AB 1482), the landlord normally can only require you to sign a new lease on...

Both the sellers, and the new owner, would be bound by your lease. If you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, you would normally have the right to...

If the parking space was included in your tenancy, and your tenancy is rent controlled, there may be grounds to challenge the increase. Otherwise,...

It is unclear from your post whether the letter you sent met the statutory requirements for a cure or quit notice. Similarly, a 60-day notice must...

If everyone signed the lease, then the landlord would normally be precluded from making unilateral changes, or simply cancelling/terminating the...