LANDLORDS AND TENANTS LANDLORDS AND TENANTS AFTER COVID-19 LOS ANGELES CA

  NGUYEN  KINH  DOANH           (213) 361-7929      nguyendoanh92024@gmail.com  
              LANDLORDS AND TENANTS AFTER COVID19 What is COVID-19?

COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) is a disease caused by a virus named SARS-CoV-2. It can be very contagious and spreads quickly. Over one million people have died from COVID-19 in the United States.

COVID-19 most often causes respiratory symptoms that can feel much like a cold, the flu, or pneumonia. COVID-19 may attack more than your lungs and respiratory system. 

It  was first reported in Wuhan, China in 2019, then spread globally and became the fifth pandemic recorded since the influenza pandemic of 2019.
By September 2021, nearly two years after COVID-19 was first identified, there were more than 200 million confirmed cases and more than 4.6 million people had died from the disease.
      The effects of Covid-19 are very strong due to its rapid spread. The school, the security and many of the future wages must be the same. In America, federal and state governments help people by giving money to stimulate a certain part of the economy.
  Many landlords are stuck in bad situations because the tenant has no money to pay.
              Generally, problems of  the tenants and the tenants have been major issues since the start of Covid-19.  
                       There are cases we would like  to point out for your reference.             1. The landlord rents the house for not paying 9 MONTHS. The homeowner LOSSES to the person renting the house
California Code, Code of Civil Procedure - CCP § 1179
from January 1, 2023
The court may release the tenant from forfeiture of the lease, whether written or oral, and whether or not the lease has been terminated, and restore the tenant to the real property. or previous tenancy, in cases of hardship, as provided in Section 1174. The court has discretion to waive upon its motion.
An application for relief against foreclosure may be filed at any time before the return of the premises to the landlord. The application may be made by the tenant or sub-tenant, the mortgagee of the term or any person interested in continuing that term. It must be made on petition, set forth the facts on which the claim is based, and verified by the applicant. Notice of the application, together with a copy of the application, must be given at least five days before the hearing of the plaintiff in the judgment who may appear and object to the application. Additionally, a person present without an attorney may file an application orally, if the plaintiff is present and has had the opportunity to object to the application, or has been given ex parte notice of the hearing and its purpose. Verbal application. In no event shall an application or petition be accepted except on condition of full payment of the rent due or full performance of such conditions or covenants as may be prescribed. can be done.
2. The Court ordered the Landlord to pay $126 thousand for damages, mental anguish and anxiety caused to the tenant. The person who THREW THE PAINT ON renter's car was recorded  on the front of the house and at the shopping center where the tenant's windshield was smashed.  The tenant reported it to Police and went to a psychiatrist for treatment of  confusion distress. The tenant did pay the rent for 6 months because of Covid-19.
                               3. June 23, 2023 CBS8 San Diego program broadcast tenant caused over $10,000 to a rental home. The owner sued 2 times and did not win.                            4.  KSEE 24 narrated on February 26, 2011 Tenant owes $17,000 in rent. Landlord sells with renters inside at a significant loss. YouTube now has 1.5 million viewers.

                                      In addition, there are other problems such as renters having to spend 50 days due to the landlord having to clean the walls, water heaters, and water heaters. Case of similar loan needs The landlord burst into tears after forcing the tenant to pay the rent, then the tenant angrily destroyed two materials in the house and the house's toilet.

                         There is a famous saying: "You can't get blood out of a stone".  Therefore, if landlords or tenants need to contact legal counsels for consultation. 

There are many reasons why a tenant may sue a landlord:
1. No return of deposit, normal legal time is 30-45 days. The tenant can sue for three times the amount plus court costs,
2. Notice of entering the residence not in accordance with regulations. Letting others in without consent. Appear at the tenant's workplace.
3. Violation of quiet enjoyment.
4. An implied warranty of repair even if the lease does not require them to make repairs.
5. Serious but general liability relating to failure to make timely repairs, neglect of safety or health issues, lack of adequate utilities such as heat, electricity, water or wastewater treatment, structural defects causing safety risks for tenants, owners and adjacent houses.
6. Illegal landlord eviction tactics. Change locks or cut utilities.
7. A landlord cannot retaliate against a tenant who reports misconduct to a government agency.
8. Tenant injured on property. If the landlord fails to make repairs and the tenant is injured, the landlord may be responsible. These injuries can result in costly claims for property owners. Always report safety and maintenance issues. Landlords should respond promptly.
9. Last but not least, if you have solid grounds to sue the landlord. Check first with a professional mediator, your local jurisdiction for helpful guides and resources. Going to court is the last thing you want because you will have to spend time, money and energy without any guarantee of victory.
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