San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
You are correct that you were/are entitled to a written notice of rent increase under Civil Code Section 827. If the landlord tries to evict you...
I agree with Mr. Driscoll, but would add that depending on the facts, you might have defenses base don violation of the implied warranty of...
You should promptly consult a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights organization if you'd like to fight the eviction. One isolated...
The landlord does have a legal obligation to act when placed on notice that a tenant is engaging in nuisance activities (see e.g. Civil Code...
I suggest immediately consulting a local landlord-tenant attorney to make sure the 60-day notice was validly drafted and served. If your tenancy is...
You should be able to serve a 3-day notice to quit, including for nuisance, and then follow up with an unlawful detainer. You could also file a...
You should promptly consult a local real estate litigation attorney for help. You may well be able to claim that you have acquired the now-disputed...
The landlord has limited entry rights under Civil Code Section 1954, including for purposes of exhibiting the property to realtors, prospective...
You may wish to complain to the SF Dept. of Building Inspection. That agency would probably cite the landlord for at least some of those problems,...
The requirements to give 60 days notice, and to not give notice certain times of the year, almost certainly violate Civil Code Section 1953, since...
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