Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
If I am paying rent, and my landlord isn't paying the mortgage, is he liable to compensate me?
Asked on 9/25/09, 7:15 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Not for that he isn't. If he lets the property be foreclosed and you have to move out before your lease is up or with less than 30-days notice on a month-to-month (or 60 if you've been there over a year) then he's liable for your losses and expenses from moving and finding a new place, including any higher rate you have to pay for a similar rental for the rest of your lease with him, if any.
Answered on 9/25/09, 8:46 pm
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Answered on 10/05/09, 7:34 pm
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