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How Much Can a Landlord Raise My Rent in San Francisco in 2022?
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How Much Can a Landlord Raise My Rent in San Francisco in 2022?

For tenants living in rent controlled units there are strict rules regarding timing, notice periods, and caps on rent increases. ... Continue Reading

Rent Laws that Your San Francisco Landlord Doesn’t Want You to Know
Evictions

Rent Laws that Your San Francisco Landlord Doesn’t Want You to Know

San Francisco has its own rent laws in addition to tenant protections under California state law.  At Wolford Wayne LLP, ... Continue Reading

When Do Tenants Have the Right to Break a Lease?
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When Do Tenants Have the Right to Break a Lease?

There are certain times when a tenant is on safe legal ground to break their unexpired lease. Although you may ... Continue Reading

Notice Requirements: What You Should Know about Your Landlord Entering Your Apartment
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Notice Requirements: What You Should Know about Your Landlord Entering Your Apartment

As soon as you rent your apartment, it’s yours to feel safe and relaxed in your home. You’re entitled to privacy and ... Continue Reading

Tenants’ Privacy Rights: What You Need to Know
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Tenants’ Privacy Rights: What You Need to Know

These days we give up a certain degree of privacy just so that we can perform basic duties, enjoy certain ... Continue Reading

Common But Unenforceable California Lease Terms
Illegal Rent Increases

Common But Unenforceable California Lease Terms

It was the apartment of your dreams, so you signed the lease without giving it much thought. But now there ... Continue Reading

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