Is it now possible to give an eviction notice to a month to month tenant? And how long does he have if he's lived here a year

Once any applicable eviction moratorium lifts, you could normally evict your month-to-month tenant by giving at least 60 days written notice under...

How can the landlord give me a 60 day notice

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If the tenancy is subject to a state or local eviction control law, including AB 1482, the landlord would...

Can I not paying rents when my commercial lease contract stated landlord has to maintain the elevator in working condition ?

Commercial tenants generally have no right to withhold rent, even if a landlord is breaching lease obligations. If you withhold rent, you can be...

How do I get a roommate out hasn't paid rent in 2 months

It is a little unclear from your post what is going on. However, if you and the defaulting roommate are both subtenants of a master tenant, then it...

I agree with the other advice given (especially about seeing a local landlord-tenant attorney to serve an appropriate notice - possibly a 3-day...

Can a commercial landlord not pay tenant allowance, even when it states specifically in the lease ?

The situation may be a blessing in disguise if you'd like to get out of the deal, and get a little money back, since it is possible it would give...

I agree with Mr. Moss. However, I would add that if you are month-to-month, you can terminate your co-tenancy by proper written notice, and can...

Unless your ex got a restraining order, she has no legal right to keep you out. You might see if the police will help, and may also wish to...

Can I break my lease or what can be done in this situation?

You may well have grounds to break your lease under Civil Code Section 1942, and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction. Alternatively,...

The apartment building company sent statement for damage after we moved out, for $3500 which is not correct and we want to fight

Did they take some $ out of your security deposit? If so, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5, and the judge will...