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Navigating Tenant Buyouts: Your Rights and Expectations
Buyouts

Navigating Tenant Buyouts: Your Rights and Expectations

In San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley, tenant buyouts have become a prominent issue, particularly as these cities experience significant housing ... 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

The Importance of Communicating with Your Landlord in WRITING
Habitability Defects

The Importance of Communicating with Your Landlord in WRITING

Every tenant inevitably has things come up during their tenancy that require them to contact their landlord. Whether your landlord ... Continue Reading

Types of Damages Available in a Wrongful Eviction Case
Wrongful Eviction

Types of Damages Available in a Wrongful Eviction Case

In cities like San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley, most tenants are protected from unlawful evictions by local ordinances and state ... Continue Reading

What Tenants Should Know About Owner Move-In Evictions
Evictions

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

What is a Constructive Eviction?
Habitability Defects

What is a Constructive Eviction?

Every tenant in San Francisco has the right to live peacefully in their rental unit, also known as the right ... Continue Reading

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