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Proving a Bad Faith OMI
Owner Move-In Evictions

Proving a Bad Faith OMI

In cities with strong rent and eviction control laws, like San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley landlords must have a “just ... Continue Reading

Can You Prevent an Owner Move-In Eviction?
Owner Move-In Evictions

Can You Prevent an Owner Move-In Eviction?

In cities with eviction-control regulations like San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley, owners can attempt to evict a tenant using what ... Continue Reading

What Tenants Should Know About Owner Move-In Evictions
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What Tenants Should Know About Owner Move-In Evictions

An owner move-in eviction (OMI) occurs when a landlord takes possession of a rental unit for themselves or a close ... Continue Reading

How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit for a Wrongful Owner Move In  Eviction Lawsuit in San Francisco?
Owner Move-In Evictions

How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit for a Wrongful Owner Move In  Eviction Lawsuit in San Francisco?

San Francisco landlords can end a tenant’s tenancy through a relative or owner move-in (OMI) eviction. An OMI eviction is ... Continue Reading

What is a Summons and Complaint for an Unlawful Detainer?
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What is a Summons and Complaint for an Unlawful Detainer?

There are many laws in place to protect the rights of tenants, including laws that dictate how a landlord must ... Continue Reading

What to Do When Your Landlord is Selling Your Building or House
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What to Do When Your Landlord is Selling Your Building or House

It can make you nervous when you hear the news that your landlord is selling the building or house where ... Continue Reading

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