Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
I signed a rental/lease agreement that is basically a month to month tenancy. The owner/landlord DIDNOT sign this agreement. The property is supposed to be ready by Feb. 1st, but there is noway it will be habitable by then. I want my deposit back, since they have violated the terms of the lease. Is the lease even valid since the landlord didn't even sign the rental/lease agreement? Thank you so much.
California
1 Answer from Attorneys
I could write a letter to the landlord demanding your money back - it has a better chance of being effective because I know what not to say from experience.
Best,
Daniel Bakondi
415-450-0424
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