Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

Repost to North Carolina attorneys - this is not a matter of California law. My guess, however, is that you are completely out of luck. On second thought, find and hire a North Carolina attorney immediately - don't bother trying to get a free opinion here - you need immediate, concrete legal advice as some states have forfeiture laws if the tenants have been found to have been in possession of, or dealing drugs. Your problems could be more severe than who is going to pay to fix the house.

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