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You are certainly entitled to a refund of the holding deposit. If the unit had already been rented when you applied, you would have grounds to...
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You are certainly entitled to a refund of the holding deposit. If the unit had already been rented when you applied, you would have grounds to...
If you have a rent-controlled tenancy, you generally can't be evicted without one of the specified good causes, and most local ordinances (I am not...
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I gather you are the master tenant, and the roommate is your subtenant. If so, you were entitled to at least 30 days written notice under Civil...
Your rights would vary depending on whether you are legally considered to be a tenant, or (more probably) an employee/licensee. In either case, the...
You may be OK for now, because you can only be lawfully evicted by someone who has legal standing, and it does not sound like a court-appointed...
The title picture is a bit unclear. However, each co-owner would normally have a non-exclusive right to use and occupy the property, which should...
Assuming that your "friends" have not somehow become co-tenants (e.g. by paying rent directly to the landlord), the landlord does not have to get...
It is hard to say without more facts. However, if you were illegally locked out by the landlord, you could try calling the local police, and suing...
Unless your tenancy is somehow protected, such as by a local rent control ordinance, the landlord would normally have the right to raise rent to a...
A termination notice by text is invalid. Assuming you are month-to-month, you would normally be entitled to at least 60 days written notice under...