California tenants enjoy a myriad of rights, including when a landlord is looking to sell the property. Your landlord may want to sell their rental property for a boatload of reasons. From the need to cash out, to reduce debt, to move somewhere new, or even to take advantage of high market prices. The reasons […]
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Plumbing problems can be nightmarish! A leaky faucet, or a clogged or malfunctioning toilet can make your life as a tenant in California a pain in the neck. But do you know what’s worse? Having an unresponsive landlord! California law grants tenants a smorgasbord of rights. And among these is the right to live in
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Are you illegally subletting a rental property and want to know your rights as a tenant? If so, you are at the right place. Here’s everything you need to know regarding subtenant rights without a written agreement. But first things first… who is a subtenant? Under California sublease law, a subtenant is someone who rents
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So, you finally moved out of your California home; great! However, there is something still bothering you. 21 days have already passed and your previous landlord is yet to refund your security deposit back. And now you’re left wondering “what happens if the landlord does not return the security deposit in 21 days in California?”
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Is your landlord planning to renovate your rental unit and are wondering what your rights are? If so, worry no more! In this blog, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know regarding renters’ rights during renovations in California. You see, once you become a tenant in California, you automatically acquire a smorgasbord of
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The California 3-day notice to pay or quit is a legal document that landlords must serve tenants when looking to terminate their lease agreement for non-payment of rent. Under California law (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06), a landlord must have a legal ground to evict a tenant. In other words, you cannot just wake up
Under California law, tenants enjoy a smorgasbord of rights. Among others, you have a right to enjoy your rented premises in peace and quiet, which doesn’t allow landlords to enter your rented premises without permission. As such, your landlord cannot move your personal belongings without permission. That said, some exceptions do exist, where a landlord
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Are you a landlord and are looking to familiarize yourself with the California eviction process for non-payment of rent? If so, this blog has you covered! California law (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06) grants landlords the right to evict a tenant for non-payment of rent. In California, unless the lease says otherwise, rent is due at
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Are you a California landlord and are looking to evict a tenant on a month-to-month lease? If so, this blog has you covered! Read on to find out the steps you must take to evict the tenant successfully. California law (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06) grants landlords the right to evict a tenant in certain situations.
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“What are my rights as a tenant in California?” – This is usually a question atop many tenants’ minds when they start their tenancy journey or when faced with issues. Luckily for you, this blog has you covered! California tenants automatically obtain certain rights under state law (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06). And those rights exist
