It states in our month by month lease that the landlord requires a 60 day notice if we do not intend to renew....are we bound ?

30 days would normally be sufficient under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. The lease provision is probably invalid - perhaps under Civil Code...

A 1-year lease goes to a mo to mo , a landlord I must give a 60-day notice. Does the tenant have to give landlord 60 day notice

I agree with Mr. Daymude. See Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1.

Can landlord increase rent 46% during COVID-19 declared state of emergency, and with new laws AB 1482 & penal code 396 in place?

There are some California precedents generally upholding the validity of holdover clauses. However, my recollection is that they involved...

I received the 60 notice & haven't been able to find a house I have cancer and stressed. My son is disabled

My sympathies. The first issue to determine is whether the notice was even valid. Your tenancy may well be subject to an eviction control law...

It is unclear from your post whether your landlord served a cure or quit notice, or a notice of change in terms of tenancy under Civil Code Section...

I'm a subtenant without a lease. Roommate got physical, threw my things out and attempted to lock me out. What can I do?

From your description, it sounds like you have grounds to seek a restraining order under Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6. You can also make a...

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How long will it take to get a court order to gain access for a deceased brother in S. CA?

I am re-posting this under probate. Unless your late brother's property was held in a trust, I would assume that someone needs to open a probate...

CCan a landlord evict me when the person on the rental agreement dies ?

You may well have the right to stay, especially if the landlord ever accepted rent directly from you (since that would normally make you a...

How can i get my car repaired from a property premises gate closed on my car and couldnt or didnt sense an object in its path?

I'm sorry you experienced this. You could try elevating the complaint to the actual owner, whose address should be available form public records...

someone is trying to serve me for a unlawful detainer and I wasn't home when they Came by so they just threw in my yard legal?

That doesn't sound like valid service. However, there is always a risk that the process server will file an inaccurate proof of service, and that...