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La Jolla Renter
ParticipantI rent an awesome 1.5M condo for $3,500 a month. No hassles, no prop tax, no condo fee. I am not concerned about purchasing before my lease ends. If I have to eat a few months, I am still several hundreds of thousands of dollars ahead. I will buy most likely sometime between tomorrow and 2011. I want a deal, or I will happily keep renting for pennies on the dollar.
My rental is new so I don’t have to put too much maintenance into it, but I have rented a few shit holes in my day. I have learned, that it’s is ok to do a few handyman projects on a rental.
ParticipantXbox,
La Jolla inventory is growing… slowly.
Prices are edging down!
All I see is downward pressure.
I will take anyones bet that a 800 sqft birdrock home can be had for under a million… Probably 900k by year end.
ParticipantXbox,
La Jolla inventory is growing… slowly.
Prices are edging down!
All I see is downward pressure.
I will take anyones bet that a 800 sqft birdrock home can be had for under a million… Probably 900k by year end.
ParticipantXbox,
La Jolla inventory is growing… slowly.
Prices are edging down!
All I see is downward pressure.
I will take anyones bet that a 800 sqft birdrock home can be had for under a million… Probably 900k by year end.
ParticipantXbox,
La Jolla inventory is growing… slowly.
Prices are edging down!
All I see is downward pressure.
I will take anyones bet that a 800 sqft birdrock home can be had for under a million… Probably 900k by year end.
ParticipantXbox,
La Jolla inventory is growing… slowly.
Prices are edging down!
All I see is downward pressure.
I will take anyones bet that a 800 sqft birdrock home can be had for under a million… Probably 900k by year end.
ParticipantDepends how sophisticated the landlord and or tenant is. For example, pushing the eviction to the last day then filing bankruptcy can delay it further. It could take 4 months.
The laws favor the renters and gives them the upper hand if they know what they are doing.
I think month to month only requires 30 day notice in California.
ParticipantDepends how sophisticated the landlord and or tenant is. For example, pushing the eviction to the last day then filing bankruptcy can delay it further. It could take 4 months.
The laws favor the renters and gives them the upper hand if they know what they are doing.
I think month to month only requires 30 day notice in California.
ParticipantDepends how sophisticated the landlord and or tenant is. For example, pushing the eviction to the last day then filing bankruptcy can delay it further. It could take 4 months.
The laws favor the renters and gives them the upper hand if they know what they are doing.
I think month to month only requires 30 day notice in California.
ParticipantDepends how sophisticated the landlord and or tenant is. For example, pushing the eviction to the last day then filing bankruptcy can delay it further. It could take 4 months.
The laws favor the renters and gives them the upper hand if they know what they are doing.
I think month to month only requires 30 day notice in California.
ParticipantDepends how sophisticated the landlord and or tenant is. For example, pushing the eviction to the last day then filing bankruptcy can delay it further. It could take 4 months.
The laws favor the renters and gives them the upper hand if they know what they are doing.
I think month to month only requires 30 day notice in California.
ParticipantI am a landlord and a renter, so speaking from experience, the laws in California favor renters, as it should IMO.
In, California, if a lease is month to month then you need to only give 30 day notice, if it is a week then one week notice. I was month to month. The landlord acknowledges receipt at the next day Eastern Time. I believe that if you use regular mail, then the time clock starts the day of the postmark. Again the laws favor renters. The property is in California, so I would guess that time zone dictates the time clock.
Anyone else… an attorney perhaps?
ParticipantI am a landlord and a renter, so speaking from experience, the laws in California favor renters, as it should IMO.
In, California, if a lease is month to month then you need to only give 30 day notice, if it is a week then one week notice. I was month to month. The landlord acknowledges receipt at the next day Eastern Time. I believe that if you use regular mail, then the time clock starts the day of the postmark. Again the laws favor renters. The property is in California, so I would guess that time zone dictates the time clock.
Anyone else… an attorney perhaps?
ParticipantI am a landlord and a renter, so speaking from experience, the laws in California favor renters, as it should IMO.
In, California, if a lease is month to month then you need to only give 30 day notice, if it is a week then one week notice. I was month to month. The landlord acknowledges receipt at the next day Eastern Time. I believe that if you use regular mail, then the time clock starts the day of the postmark. Again the laws favor renters. The property is in California, so I would guess that time zone dictates the time clock.
Anyone else… an attorney perhaps?
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