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Tenant subleasing and paying min rent

Bela B.
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I have a tenant who has not lost her job (professor at a private university), is paying the min 25% rent and is subleasing (property is in LA County). It is stated in the lease agreement she cannot sublease but she consistently is (neighbor has told us there is a consistent revolving door of people in and out). I live in SF so I cannot just show up and see who is there. My lawyer needs proof to move forward with eviction for just cause. How can I get proof? I check Airbnb/Craigs list/Westside Rentals constantly to see if the property is listed. ALSO, I just served her the AB 1482 exemption which is technically late (due by Sept 1), will this hurt my chances of eviction even if it is for just cause (subleasing). 

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