Thank you. This is why I pretend that the landlord does everything in her power (hire an attorney, file a police report etc.) to stop the issue. this is on her, not me. And she is not doing anything more than sending her cousin over to tell the tenant to stop.
But I don't want to move. I like the unit but I want to be able to live here quietly. It's my right to do so. My question to the forum is about advising on the best path to obtain this.
If the landlord is unable to evict this tenant like she claims, I want her to take legal actions against him. She tends to use unconventional ways to get things done (like having her cousins to scare this guy). I want her to tackle the issue legally.
In this area, the police will take days to come for non-urgent issues like this one. There is a covenant of quiet enjoyment in California. The landlord has to provide a quiet and safe environment on the premises. This includes actions of the landlord herself and those under her control (such as...
I'm renting a unit in Los Angeles. I have a 1 year lease agreement at a 3 unit property. One of the units is vacant, but I've been having 2 main issues with the tenant in the third unit:
-The other tenant has verbally assaulted me and threatened to "beat me up" multiple times.
-The same tenant...