Can my landlord kick me out because of noise?
"So bottom line.. He CAN kick me out if he feels like it, without having to prove anything, without having anyone else complain?" Yes, as long as he abides by the lease, and the state's eviction process. I think you're missing the point. The other tenants are not part of this debate/equation/scenario. The issue is between you, the tenant, and the landlord because HE is the one complaining. There isn't a law in any state that says there must be a complaint from everyone in the building to evict. You won't see it. Typically, a lease will state that excessive noise won't be tolerated. It doesn't matter from whom the complaint comes from. In my current lease, you get two warnings and then you are in violation of the lease and evicted. Using your logic, how can you prove you AREN'T being loud? The door goes both ways. You already admitted that you have turned things down.
Do i have to let my landlord spray pestidicdes in my apartment?
California Civil Code 1954 states that a landlord or anyone acting for the landlord can only enter your home by giving a written 24-hour (if he mails it, it must be mailed six days prior to entry), and only in the following situations: To make necessary or agreed-upon repairs. To show the apartment to prospective tenants, buyers, mortgage holders, repair persons and contractors. When the tenant has moved prior to the expiration of the rental term. When the landlord has a court order authorizing entry. In case of an emergency that threatens injury or property damage if not corrected immediately.
How to politely decline a room for rent from a landlord?
Hi there Peeps! I'm looking for room or apartment to rent out. There is this one women who messaged me, but I'm not interested in the room. How do I politely let her know I'm not interested in it because she seems like she's really looking forward to me renting it out and I don't wanna be rude about it. Thanks :)
What do you do when your landlord never answers their phone or returns phone calls?
I really feel for you and thats really annoying, but what exactly could your landlord do about this. If the neighbors are loud and its outside noise possibly you could call the police and report them for disturbing the peace (the police will drive by and maybe knock on the door and tell them to quiet down). If the noise is only thru a wall or floor there may be less (or nothing) you can do. Next time this happens you may want to call the police and ask them if they can do anything about this (like going to the neighbors house and asking them to quiet down).