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You may believe that the owner of an apartment or house won’t rent to you or is evicting you because of your race, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, sex or disability. Perhaps the owner will not rent to you and a person of the opposite sex because you are not married. If so, contact the […]

No. Both leases and month-to-month agreements may be oral or written. However, a lease for more than one year generally must be in writing to be binding. See also… Real Estate and Property Law

(Our attorneys may be able to help you break your lease; we’ll review your lease, discuss the issues with you, and forty percent of the time, a valid reason to break will exist-contact us after reading the information below…) Under the law of most states there is no right to break a lease for good […]

The two most common kinds of rental agreements are ” lease ” and ” month-to-month.” A lease is for a definite period of time – generally one year. Unless you break the terms of the lease, the owner of your apartment or house (your landlady or landlord) cannot raise your rent – unless the lease […]

Book Title: How to Buy a House in California (Paperback) by Ralph E. Warner (Author), Ira Serkes (Author), George Devine (Author), Ilona M. Bray (Author) Editorial Reviews: Robert Bruss, syndicated real estate columnist Invest in this book… It’s virtually impossible to think of anything left out. They anticipated every question buyers might have. Laurie Brian, […]

If you signed a lease when you moved in, the landlord under normal circumstances should not be able to move you–he should resolve whatever problem he has in another way (check the lease language however). If you did not sign a lease unfortunately in most jurisdictions he probably can move you or even terminate your […]