If you do not pay rent when it is due, the landlord may evict you: the law does NOT require landlords to give tenants extra time to pay, or to believe tenants when they say they will pay and wait for
Unfortunately, you need to sort out exactly who has what relationship to you. You have a renter....but are you the titled owner of the home? If not, then you really have no enforceable agreement with
You need to indicate to your landlord that the place is uninhabitable (especially if you have minor children). Get the department of building and safety in and also the health department. This should
Whether you are able to contractually break your lease without recourse to your landlord depends upon what the presumed written lease states. As such, you need to carefully read it in that its terms a
E.M., Member, California Bar
answered 6 months ago
Typically, yes a lease will revert to a month-to-month lease (i.e. a "periodic tenancy"). This assumes of course that there was no provision for giving notice of non-renewal. In such a case, the lease
M.D., Member, California and New York Bar
answered 7 months ago