“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 […]
“Can a tenant withhold rent for repairs in California?” – This is a common question atop most tenants’ minds when facing a repair issue. Well, it depends on the specific repair issue! If the issue affects your habitability, then you’d be in the clear to withhold rent if the landlord fails to do the repairs
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As a renter in California, living in uninhabitable conditions is simply unacceptable! Read on to find out whether your property qualifies as uninhabitable under state law. California landlords have a duty to provide their tenants with habitable living spaces. This legal requirement is primarily governed by CA Civ. Code § 1941.2, which is commonly known
California law (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06) grants tenants the right to live in a habitable rental property. That is, a property that meets the basic health, safety, and building codes. The state’s implied warranty of habitability requires landlords to, among other things, provide adequate heating as well as hot water in rental units. In this
Your landlord cannot do certain things under the California Landlord & Tenant Act (CA Civil Code 1940-1954.06). As a renter, you enjoy a smorgasbord of rights. Including, the right to quiet enjoyment, habitable rental premises, and the return of your security deposit. So, what exactly can a landlord not do in California? Well, whether you’re
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Are you a tenant in Alaska and are wondering whether you can break your lease legally? If so, this blog has you covered! Now, a lease is a legally binding agreement. It ties both you and your landlord for a set period of time. If in a month-to-month agreement, it’ll bind both of you for
As a tenant in Alaska, you have a right to live in a habitable rental property (AS § 34.03.100). So, when you require a repair, it wouldn’t be surprising to ask yourself the question – how long does a landlord have to fix something in Alaska? In this blog, we’ll walk you through everything you
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Are you a renter in Alaska and would like to familiarize yourself with your rights? If so, here’s everything you need to learn about renters’ rights in Alaska! The Uniform Residential Landlord & Tenant Act (URLTA – AS 34.03.010 – 34.03.360) guarantees tenants certain rights in a tenancy. But first things first… who exactly does
As a tenant in Arizona, the lease as well as the statewide Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (ARLTA) give you certain responsibilities. Among these responsibilities is maintaining the unit to reasonable levels of cleanliness. Additionally, the lease requires that you return the property back to the landlord in the same condition you found it in,
In short, yes! A landlord can break a lease in Arizona! Read on to learn more! A lease binds both parties to the lease for a specific period of time, usually between 6 months and a year. That said, there are certain issues that may arise along the way that may compel one party to
