A California appeals court holds an unlawful detainer (UD) action needs an unambiguous three-day notice to pay to recover possession from a tenant.
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Landlords may no longer charge fees for posting or serving eviction notices or notices to vacate to residential tenants or for accepting rent or security deposit payments by check. Security deposits charged a military service member renting as a residential tenant, when higher than the security deposit charged others, require specific steps.
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Castaic Studios LLC v. Wonderland Studios LLC
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Fitness International LLC v. KB Salt Lake III LLC
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65283 Two Bunch Palms Building LLC v. Coastal Harvest II, LLC
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West Pueblo Partners, LLC v. Stone Brewing Co.
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Frazier v. The Superior Court of Los Angeles County
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A landlord uses RPI Forms 575, 575-1, 575-2 and 575-3 depending upon whether they are subject to just cause eviction requirements and the type of breach the tenant committed.
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When a tenant commits a material breach of the lease agreement, possession may terminate. However, the landlord’s right to collect rents throughout the term of the lease remains.
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How a landlord may deal with delinquent rent in recessionary times.
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A last-minute law change is extending the additional steps landlords need to take to evict a tenant due to nonpayment of rent.
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