Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

If I have individuals who pay me rent to work in my building, but I have them registered for direct deposit in the event I ever have to pay out to THEM, am I legally permitted to withdraw funds from their account for failure to pay their rent?

Asked on 11/04/14, 11:12 am

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