Can i use the security deposit to pay late rent ?
The security deposit can be used for any purpose authorized under Civil Code Section 1950.5, which include "The compensation of a landlord for a...
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The security deposit can be used for any purpose authorized under Civil Code Section 1950.5, which include "The compensation of a landlord for a...
Some leases have provisions which require that you give notice to avoid going month-to-month. Otherwise, no notice would be required (although it...
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Unless your lease prohibits that (it could conceivably violate restrictions on subleasing), or it would violate some law (some cities limit storage...
I agree with Mr. Moss' very practical approach. However, the legal answer would normally be the fair market value of the (used) coat, rather than...
I agree with Mr. Moss. You should have the right to rescind the lease for fraud (proof of negligent misrepresentation is sufficient) under Civil...
Evictions can be difficult, given the state and local eviction moratoriums. However, in the short term, it should at least still be possible to sue...
Unless you gave proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954, and entered for one of the reasons authorized under that law, you probably had no...
Making a false complaint to the SFFD might be a criminal violation. However, I suspect (without doing the research) that it might not be civilly...
I suggest you immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. A citation might spur the landlord into action. You may also have the...
You should immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. Any right to withhold rent would depend on whether the landlord has...