My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
Hi.
My landlord decided to change the management company and I have been charged with the following:
1. Security Deposit (which has been paid to the previous management company)
2. Tenant Liability Insurance (which was not the part of the original/existing lease)
Question
1. I would like to know if the new management company can legally charge second security deposit and insurance which was not in the original lease.
A letter from the previous management states "Your security deposits are being transferred to the owner." I have also purchased a separate renter's insurance as required by the lease.
2. What is the standing of the original lease with the old management company?
3. What are my best options to fight these fees?
Thank you.
Hi.
My landlord decided to change the management company and I have been charged with the following:
1. Security Deposit (which has been paid to the previous management company)
2. Tenant Liability Insurance (which was not the part of the original/existing lease)
Question
1. I would like to know if the new management company can legally charge second security deposit and insurance which was not in the original lease.
A letter from the previous management states "Your security deposits are being transferred to the owner." I have also purchased a separate renter's insurance as required by the lease.
2. What is the standing of the original lease with the old management company?
3. What are my best options to fight these fees?
Thank you.
Change of Ownership: Change of Management - Deposit and Additional Fee - California
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