How do I know if my renter is a lodger or a tenant?
Since you are renting multiple rooms, it sounds more like they are tenants - see e.g. Civil Code Section 1946.5. You should work with a local...
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Since you are renting multiple rooms, it sounds more like they are tenants - see e.g. Civil Code Section 1946.5. You should work with a local...
Yes, you should make up his share of the rent, unless you want to risk being sued, having your credit damaged, etc. The statute of limitations...
Such remarks would provide no lawful basis to evict for cause (e.g. nuisance), especially if your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law,...
What you have described should not provide grounds for eviction if you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, or if your tenancy is subject to an...
I generally agree with the other comments, but note that you may also have rights under the lease (some have language saying that the tenancy will...
One approach would be to serve a cure or quit notice, and then proceed with an unlawful detainer. However, this may not be an option, due to...
That depends on the language of any local eviction moratorium. Normally, you could serve a cure or quit notice, but some local laws may purport...
Consult a local landlord-tenant attorney for help. The eviction may be delayed by state or local eviction moratorium laws. Good cause for...
Unfortunately, your circumstances would not provide a legal justification for breaking the lease. So, your options would normally be to negotiate...
You should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney pr tenants rights organization to see if the 60-day notice (you should try to get a copy) is...