San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
The lack of initial walk through should not change the normal procedures under Civil Code Section 1950.5. If you want to contest any deductions...
If it turns out to be an illegal unit, then you normally would not owe rent, and might have affirmative remedies for fraud, unfair business...
If your tenancy is subject to rent control (e.g. AB 1482), then you may have the right to ether get your parking space back, or get compensation...
Under Civil Code Section 1950.5, the landlord's deadline to account for/refund the security deposit does not start running until you move out....
The sale of the house would not automatically terminate your tenancy. The new owner would have to serve a valid written termination notice. If...
I agree with Mr. Daymude, but would add that if you were not married, another option would be to sue for judicial partition (which would force a...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. The landlord has a legal duty to act on this kind of complaint, and can be liable if he/she fails to do so....
If the carpet is torn, and is a tripping hazard, then you could try complaining to the local code enforcement agency, and see if the agency will...
Although the situation is not ideal, you are relatively fortunate that the tenants have been paying rent, and are leaving voluntarily. If they...
The question would be whether the beneficiary engaged in any actionable acts or omissions. If not, it is unclear why you would have the right to...
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