Can my commercial landlord evict me based on nonpayment of holdover rent?
The short answer is "yes", a landlord can evict you based on nonpayment of holdover rent. That being said, you need to have an attorney look at...
Roseville, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Roseville, CA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Personal Injury ... +2 more
The short answer is "yes", a landlord can evict you based on nonpayment of holdover rent. That being said, you need to have an attorney look at...
While I agree with Mr. Chen, I do believe some affirmative steps should be made to assist in this problem.
I agree with the other attorney. The new landlord cannot simply go wherever he wants. You have a right to quiet enjoyment of the property. If it...
I agree with the attorney Chen. However, it seems strange that they would tow you. Is there any additional facts that we don't have?
It sounds like your landlord is being fairly generous with you. (Although the donuts while you are asleep could be a little creepy depending on...
I'm not sure how your heading relates to the description below it. If you've filed for bankruptcy that automatically stays current litigation. The...
I think you should simply prorate the rent for the days he is in and let him get out of there. It's not worth the hassle.
Yes. As long as the 3 days notice to pay rent. Excuse my ignorance but I don't know what damage from "DV" means.
I think you would be required to handle those items as though she was a tenant. It sounds like she was there with your consent. The details of...
It depends on whether you have a written agreement and the circumstances surrounding this incident. Typically, a landlord has to give notice to...