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What is The Difference Between an Actual and Constructive Eviction?
Evictions

What is The Difference Between an Actual and Constructive Eviction?

For renters in Oakland, Berkeley, and San Francisco, the threat of eviction can take many forms. Some evictions are carried ... Continue Reading

How to Get Your Security Deposit Back
Security Deposits

How to Get Your Security Deposit Back

Landlord and tenant disputes about security deposits are very common. If you believe that your landlord unfairly withheld deposit money ... Continue Reading

Tenant’s Rights and Buyout Agreements
Buyouts

Tenant’s Rights and Buyout Agreements

If you're a San Francisco tenant renting a below market rent-controlled unit, your landlord may approach you with a buyout ... Continue Reading

Wrongful Evictions in San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley: Know Your Rights and Legal Remedies
Wrongful Eviction

Wrongful Evictions in San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley: Know Your Rights and Legal Remedies

Being forced out of your home is one of the most disruptive and distressing experiences a tenant can face. However, ... Continue Reading

When Can You Sue Your Landlord for Mold Exposure?
Habitability Defects

When Can You Sue Your Landlord for Mold Exposure?

Mold infestations are not just unsightly: they can be harmful to your health and disruptive to your life. For tenants ... Continue Reading

What is the Difference Between Wear and Tear and Damage?
Security Deposits

What is the Difference Between Wear and Tear and Damage?

The definition of "wear and tear" isn't always easy to recognize. However, it is an important one for tenants to ... Continue Reading

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