The Civil Code Section 1946.2(e)(8) exemption provides in relevant part: (8) Residential real property, including a mobilehome, that is alienable...

If you have an unexpired fixed term tenancy (under the most recent lease/renewal), then the landlord normally could not terminate until the lease...

You may well have the right to terminate without penalty on grounds of constructive eviction, and possibly also under Civil Code Section 1942. ...

I suggest immediately complaining to the local code enforcement agency. You should be entitled to some compensation for nuisance, habitability...

Assuming the noise and vibrations go beyond what is considered objectively reasonable, you can seek a civil harassment restraining order against...

I agree with Ms. Rotstein, but would add that you may also (assuming the noise and vibrations go beyond what is considered objectively reasonable)...

If you did not account for the deposit within the deadline set by Civil Code Section 1950.5, then you technically waived any right to take...

If your highest priority is to get the unit, then I suggest paying the $, and then (after you have the keys, and are moved in) suing in small...

If your rental agreement has restrictions on subleasing, etc., and you want to enforce those restrictions, then don't accept any further rent until...

I somewhat agree with Mr. Cortright, but would note that restrictions on daycare use may well be invalid, including under Cal. Health & Safety...