Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

So, let me get this straight - you did not pay the storage unit fees, they put it up for auction and you want to sue them because they conduct the sale on the 22nd of February? You can sue anyone you want for anything you want. The real question is will you win. Unless they did not follow State law with respect to warehouseman's lien sales, you will very likely loose. There is no requirement on their part to do anything but collect the rent, and if not paid, provide the proper notices and sell the items in the storage unit. They have no obligation to wait for you to collect your paycheck, nor do they have to let you buy it back. It is fair - if you had paid according to your contract, you would not have the unit go to sale. If you could not afford the unit, you had the option to move property out before you defaulted. Sorry - there just doesn't, from the limited facts you provided, appear to be any basis for you suing the storage unit owner.

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