Illegal forclousure
I am delenquint on my morgage payments. Attempted to address the issue with Ditech to no avail. I received a notice in the mail. first notice was for me to vacate the property by July 15th and accept $5000 in cash. Later would be $2500 in cash. This same letter with a notice to quit came from a local realestate firm. It also suggested I call this firm which I did. I asked what is going on. I knew I was delinqent in payments. But Had no contacts from anyone. However, again I did try noone would listen. THis firm then said I will be receiving a phone call from this lawyer from LA. Three days later waiting for this phone call I called my son while at work and asked if there were anymore envelopes simuliar to this one. He said one more came in the street mailbox. This one had no stamp return or delivery address on it. But it did have my name written on it (BOB) I Proceded to open the letter, within the letter was a notice to quit including a $100 Bill. Attached to it was a yellow sticky note saying this is for gas. I can only assume this $100 was to help support me moving my belongings out of my house which i had 45 days to do so. House was sold they thought I was a tenant. This is bull. No money but need A lawyer. More information
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Pet Agreement – Lease verbage in question My apartment lease agreement states…
Pet Agreement – Lease verbage in question
My apartment lease agreement states under Section5: Lessee’s covenants and warranties relating to quiet conduct, waste, animals and nuisance, termination on breach, notice to quit – c. Pet Agreement: ”Lessee acknowledges that Lessee is not allowed to have any pets on said premises and any time. If pets are found on said premises or on the property, Lessee will be responsible for any damages to unit and also will be charged a fee in the amount of Twenty-five dollars ($25) for flea spray.”
We recently were given a 65 gallon fish tank and our landlord was in our apartment doing a repair while we were home and said we needed to give a $250 deposit to keep the fish tank. The next day he issued us a ”Notice to perform covenant or surrender possesion – code of civil procedure 1161” stating our breach was ”Section 5:c – fish tank need $250 deposit per Patrick” (landlord). Do we legally have to pay the deposit? Is this according to what our lease states? As of today (7/20) he told us that we have until Monday (7/22) morning to pay the $250 or he will give us an eviction notice effective Monday at 1:00pm.
I need legal advice fast. Thank you.
Landlord Gave notice to quit wants money for more than 30 dys Landlord sent…
Landlord Gave notice to quit wants money for more than 30 dys
Landlord sent notice to quit dated Mar.5, 2004. Rental payment is month to month. Notice states ”please vacate the premises no later than April 15, 2004.” Landlord states that she wants payment up until that date even though I am vacating on the first. My question is since our rental agreement is based on month to month and she gave me notice on the 5th of March do I have to pay past the 5th of April. She has my deposit and says she will be keeping that for the rent up until the 15th of April. It is an amount of 200 dollars. My prorated rent until the 5th of April would be 67 dollars.
Thank You,
ccdoyle25@hotmail.com
Eviction of previous owner of foreclosed property as new owner I purchased a…
Eviction of previous owner of foreclosed property as new owner
I purchased a property from a trustee’s sale. I have recorded the trustee’s deed at the recorders office 3 days ago. The previous owners are still residing in the property after 25 days after the sale, and 3 days after my deed was recorded.
I have sent him a letter with no response. What is the next step I should take?
Do I have to file an Unlawful Detainer at the court after giving him the 3 day notice to quit? From reading the Unlawful Detainer form, it seems to be for Landlord/Renter and not for foreclosures.
Please also leave contact information for my future reference,
Thank you
Refusing to pay for Maintenance, Now trying to evict.
Refusing to pay for Maintenance, Now trying to evict. us.
Aren’t these valid defenses for our unlawful detainer case? My girlfriend was told we would lose. Why?
1.Defendant made needed repairs and properly deducted the cost from the rent, and plaintiff did not give proper credit.
2.On 01/25/2005, before the notice to pay or quit expired, defendant offered the rent due, but plaintiff would not accept it.
3.Plaintiff served defendant with the notice to quit or filed the complaint to retaliate against defendant.
4.Plaintiff refuses to deduct defendants rent from invoice amount due to defendant by the plaintiff, for maintenance performed for the building, for the benefit of plaintiff, even though plaintiff paid the defendant using this method on the prior submitted invoice. This constitutes a waiver and estoppel against plaintiffs claim that work performed by defendant cannot be used to cure the amount due for rent.
5.Furthermore, plaintiffs unlawful detainer action brought against defendant is malicious and poses a constitutional unfairness, as the defendant’s inability to pay rent is a direct result of plaintiffs unwillingness to pay defendant for work already performed for plaintiff, and by plaintiffs refusal to accept the work performed as payment of rent.
Thanks.