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California is a state that allows tenants to change the locks and not share a key with the landlord, unless the lease states otherwise.
In all cases, it is essential to check with the landlord and get permission in writing, before spending money and effort on sprucing up a rental, though cosmetic enhancements are often forgiven, if not encouraged, Van der Linde concludes.
Tenants cannot be evicted for making a complaint against the landlord or for anything discriminatory. Under the Fair Housing Act, its illegal for landlords to discriminate against a prospective tenant based on sex, race, color, national origin, religion, familial status, or disability.
In all cases, it is essential to check with the landlord and get permission in writing, before spending money and effort on sprucing up a rental, though cosmetic enhancements are often forgiven, if not encouraged, Van der Linde concludes.
Reasons for ending a tenancy The tenant has bdocHubed their responsibilities. The property is not suited to the tenants needs. The landlord requires the property for personal or family use* The landlord wants to sell the property. docHub refurbishment of the property* The use of the property is changing*
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A landlord may also apply to terminate a tenancy on the basis that the landlord: (1) will demolish the rental unit; (2) needs vacant possession to do extensive repairs or renovations; or (3) intends to convert the rental unit to non-residential use.
Alteration Clauses in the Lease Agreement The bottom line is that tenants who make improvements to the look and function of the rental property without permission are showing that they dont respect the landlord or the lease agreement, even though the change may be considered an improvement or an upgrade.
A landlord may also apply to terminate a tenancy on the basis that the landlord: (1) will demolish the rental unit; (2) needs vacant possession to do extensive repairs or renovations; or (3) intends to convert the rental unit to non-residential use.
In essence, fair wear and tear is the deterioration of an item or area, due to its age and normal use. So, you should only propose a deduction from the tenants deposit when the deterioration was avoidable and due to the tenants actions or omissions. Not simply from living in the property.
The maximum a landlord can receive in any one year would be 3%.

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