Do I need to pay for a replacement of granite countertops while I'm still on the lease?
You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, defects in the countertop, etc. If the landlord wants to somehow claim that you are...
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You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, defects in the countertop, etc. If the landlord wants to somehow claim that you are...
Yes, but you should not proceed further before talking to a good local real estate attorney, including to discuss how adding names to title will...
Depending on the facts, you may be able to successfully attack her title. However, from the facts, it sounds like she has a legitimate claim to...
The rent increase is invalid, because he has not complied with Civil Code Section 827. He also has to comply with that law to make any changes in...
If your tenancy is not protected by an eviction control law, the owner could normally terminate by giving proper written notice under Civil Code...
With very limited exceptions (e.g. for substantial breaches of the implied warranty of habitability, or "repair and deduct" under Civil Code...
Late fees are normally invalid in residential tenancies. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7. However, it often makes sense to...
Unfortunately, the landlord has no legal obligation to accept payments in installments. However, you should promptly consult a local...
Your rights would normally depend on your lease. If there is a no pets clause, and it has not somehow been waived (e.g. by the landlord...
That depends on your rental agreement. Many Section 8 agreements allow the landlord the tenancy for various specified reasons, which often include...