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Category: Rent Board Hearings

21 May
Posted by:   Tenant Law Group

Unexpected Moves: Unraveling the Cost of Breaking Your Lease Early  

  Unexpected Moves: Unraveling the Cost of Breaking Your Lease Early   Sometimes, because life is just unpredictable, you might find that you need to move prior to the end of your lease. This naturally begs the question: how much will this cost you? The answer will depend on the terms of your lease and […]

20 Feb
Posted by:   Tenant Law Group

How Will San Francisco’s Tenant Right to Counsel Legislation Work in Practice?

  How Will San Francisco’s Tenant Right to Counsel Legislation Work in Practice?  February 20, 2019  By Tenant Law Group, PC   When Proposition F was passed in June of 2018, San Francisco became the first city in California and the second in the United States (after New York) to make legal counsel a right for […]

20 Dec
Posted by:   Tenant Law Group

Three Circumstances Where Small Claims Court May Be a Tenant’s Best Option

  Circumstances Where Small Claims Court is a Tenant’s Best Option While it’s not unusual for a dispute to arise between a landlord and tenant, most disagreements can be resolved by an email, phone call, or in person conversation.  In certain extreme cases of egregious landlord conduct, however, a tenant’s only hope for a resolution […]

20 Nov
Posted by:   Tenant Law Group

Which Cities in the Bay Area Have Rent Control, and Why?

  Which Cities in the Bay Area Have Rent Control, and Why? If you want to rent a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco, you can expect to pay an average of $3,303.00 a month (Learn more here). That’s a big chunk of monthly income for many Bay Area residents and the reason many individuals and […]

20 Oct
Posted by:   Tenant Law Group

What Are Security Deposits and How Can I Get Mine Back?

  What Are Security Deposits and How Can I Get Mine Back? When you enter a lease for a rental unit, odds are your landlord will ask you for a security deposit.  While a security deposit may be referred to as a “deposit,” “pet deposit,” or “damage deposit,” the law governing its collection, use, and […]