Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Re: Property Management Dispute

Tell the tenant they can stay

Re: Property Management Dispute

You might have a claim against your property

management company for the damages you have

incurred because you won't have a tenant for some

period of time. It depends upon the terms of the

contract between you and your property management

company. If the contract does not limit your remedies,

then you might try taking the company to small claims

court. Whether you win will depend upon whether the

judge believes you or your property manager.

Re: Property Management Dispute

If you have a written Property Management Agreement, if may state whether the property management company must have written, rather than verbal instruction, before it may terminate a tenant. If there is no such agreement, it will be a matter of proof at trial as to whether you did, or did not, give them verbal authorization. If we may be of any further assistance, please contact us at www.labusinesslawyer.com.