my rights as a condominium owner in ca.?
465072
You should have a copy of the association guidelines.  Usually about 50 to 100 pages.  If you do not have it, then ask for a copy from the head of your association.
1058283
you need to sue the management company.  find a lawyer who deals with that sort of litigation.  your dues are to be used to maintain the grounds and other amenities.  Obviously that is not happening and on top of that it looks like they are not getting dues at this point in order to fix the grounds.\n\nlegal action.  get the community to file together.
902457
The question is not 'what rights do you have?' its what claims can he make on you and how can these be honored? If the landlord is paid, then the landlord is out of the issue. Without a written contract between you and xbf, there is no course for a court to take. And frankly what court would want to deal with this issue. I  realize it important to you but its a fairly petty matter\nJust walk away
694218
I don't know what city or state you're from...but if you live in California..we have some very tight restrictions about landlords bilking tenants...first and foremost document everything...second hire an atty...may cost you some $$$ but it sounds like you can sue for initial money back plus some...good luck
1009456
Your condo, your business
335857
Have you served all the proper eviction paperwork?  It's a complicated process and California errs on the side of tenants, not landlords.  Make sure all your i's are dotted and t's crossed on all the eviction paperwork and all documentation is impeccable before you go to court, or your case will be thrown out on a technicality and you will be back at square one with these deadbeat tenants.  Some tenants know the law better than owners.  Just hire a lawyer unless you want additional months of vacancy loss on those losers.
153767
Well you didn’t say what state you live in, but I will tell you what I know about the regulations in California.  For starters if you want to live in one of the units a 1-4 unit bldg. is the best.  A 1-4 unit property can be financed thru conventional or FHA financing.  There are several other benefits and perks that come w/ living in an owner occupied 1-4 unit property.  In California if the property is 16 units or large you must have an onsite property manager.  This can be you, but if the tenets find out you’re the owner, God help you, because you will have NO REST!!!\n\nAnyway, your best bet is to meet w/ a real estate attorney from your area because they will know your states laws.\n\nBest of luck to you.
924560
YOU ARE IN A PICKLE.\n\nCONTACT OWNER AND SEE WHAT IS UP.. THAT IS YOUR ONLY RESOURCE AT PRESENT.\nMUST OWE SOME MONEY..\n\nTHEY ARE SUPPOSE TO GIVE NOTICE UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN TOLD VERBALLY.....AND BEHIND OFTEN IN RENT...
487892
Since you call it an apartment he has become a tenant and you will have to follow legal eviction procedures to get him out.  Any of the self-help solutions others have suggested will just get you and your homeowners policy sued.  (Think what the rates will be if they have you listed as single family home and in fact you have an apartment and a tenant!)  Also I don't know your building codes but I will bet your apartment is illegal and not built with permits, because you said you have one hvac unit for both residences.  You opened a can of worms when you rented this out.  (For whatever the rent was supposed to be) and he will have access to legal aid in Los Angeles for sure.  Good luck be more careful in future to follow the law.
847584
If you signed a lease you are bound to it.  It is not the complexes fault that someone said something to you that you do not like.  Make the manager aware of  the threat.  If she/he is a good manager she will address the problem and take care of it for you.  If one of my residents get threatened, I have no problem evicting the bad guys...good luck
806062
The cable company has no right to enter your property without your permission.  To do so would constitute a illegal trespass.  They also have no right to do anything to your house unless you ask  for it.  What they did was illegal per se.  You should contact a lawyer to see what action you should take.
1032164
I think this is a new area of concern and that there isn't policies as to rights set in place yet.  I could be wrong.  Talk to a lawyer.\n\nBe thankful that your company told you so you can keep an eye on your credit reports and be more aware if something looks fishy.
11813
I would talk to a lawyer to discuss your options. There might be a chance the landlord is found guilty of negligence.
760892
ask a realtor for help.  there are tons of rental specialists on this directory: http://www.realestateforsaleincalifornia.net
963469
you own the property. the renter has no rights to the property, except as stated in the lease. all repairs and maintenance are landlords responsbility.
597385
Talk to an attorney or real estate agent.  These yahoos on yahoo don't have any credentials.
736772
I'm no lawyer, but it sounds like you have a case.   Your neighbor has a right to smoke in his apartment, but I imagine that his rights end where your apartment begins.   \n\nTell your landlord that you're going to contact a lawyer to explore what legal options, if any, you have.    That alone could be enough to rattle his cage and make him do something about the situation.  \n\n.