What are my rights about pets that previous owners of complex allowed and new ownership does not?
Unless the tenancy is subject to rent control/eviction control (including the new state law, AB 1482), the new landlord can probably change the...
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Unless the tenancy is subject to rent control/eviction control (including the new state law, AB 1482), the new landlord can probably change the...
If she told you to leave, and you were not in violation of the subtenancy agreement, you would normally have no responsibility to either pay rent...
The "notice is invalid, as it must comply with Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161 (including by being in writing), and be served in accordance...
If it is a cure or quit notice, you don't have to respond. However, if there was a violation of the rental agreement (unclear, if it was not your...
Since the tenant has been in possession over a year, you'd need to give at least 60 days notice, as per Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. You would...
It is hard to tell from your post, including because it doesn't state the alleged ground for eviction. Depending on the facts, you might have...
The answer depends in part on the language of your lease. Unless your lease has some manner of automatic renewal or holdover provision, then you...
If you leave the unit in clean condition, you would generally not responsible for anything beyond ordinary wear and tear. Filling the holes would...
The landlord must comply with Civil Code Section 1950.5 with respect to the deposit. If you feel improper deductions were taken, you can sue in...
I agree with Mr. Tokar, but would add that the law restricting access rights is Civil Code Section 1954, and that violations of that right are...