Under CA landlord tenant laws how much notice is a landlord required to provide before rent increase

Well, no ... you dont' have to sign a new lease while the old one is still in effect. As to how much notice is required, there is probably a...

Is a 30 day notice an acceptable period of time also within legal limits for a landlord to give to a tenant? Homeowner/tenant

The law in California is that a landlord can evict a tenant with no reason with 30 days notice if you have lived there less than a year. If you...

Depending on the laws in your state, you have remedies for identity theft. You'll need to report the fraud to the creditors and credit agencies and...

A place that smells like urine is not habitable. Legally, it is a breach of the warranty of habitability. I think you are justified in arguing that...

My tenants brought in two cats, breaching the Lease Agreement. What rights do the tenants waive as a result of this breach?

You can evict them for breaching the lease. You have to serve them with a three-day notice to Cure or Quit. (That is, they can cure the breach by...

I've been renting a room for 2yrs and the landlord is asking me to move out in 10days, with no legal documents, is this legal?

The landlord is blowing smoke. If you've been there for two years (check your lease), they have to give you 60 days notice. (Unless you failed to...

Is the landlord liable for the tenants water damage to a neighbor's unit?

I assume you don't own the downstairs unit. The short answer is yes, in that you are definitely going to be sued for the damage. The longer answer...

What are tenant's rights against a entry of residence without permission by landlord?

Wow. Let's count the ways. 1. Illegal entry. 2. Breach of warranty of habitability. 3. Theft 4. Burglary 5. Breach of cov of quiet enjoyment.

Tenant moved out early. Are they responsible for rent until property is re-rented and can we keep their deposit as back rent?

As a general matter, they breached the lease by moving out early. You could sue them for breach of the lease. Your recovery would be the unpaid...