In addition to trying to find a local landlord-tenant attorney, I suggest that you immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency, and...

In addition to trying to find a local landlord-tenant attorney, I suggest that you immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency, and...

Yes, if you give proper written notice in whatever manner is specified in the lease, you should be fine.

I agree that Civil Code Section 1953 applies here, but am unaware of any case law which specifically addresses this issue. I suggest you proceed...

I agree with Mr. Alexander, but would add that you might well have a claim against the seller for failure to disclose. Your purchase agreement...

Unless Long Beach has its own rent/eviction control law, then the Cal. Tenant Protection Act should apply (if none of the TPA exemptions apply to...

Your post does not indicate whether you have a power of attorney for the relative (who I am assuming is the owner), or anything else giving you...

If you are a commercial month-to-month tenant, the landlord would normally be free to change tenancy terms - including as to the security deposit -...

My sympathies on this very difficult situation. If you became disabled, and needed a caregiver, then you could demand reasonable accommodation...

So long as you did not accept rent after the notice expires, or otherwise waive/withdraw the notice, you should be able to move forward with a UD...