Since she is already willing to go to court I know she wont actually leave or pay rent but I want to make sure She cant say on court that she didnt pay because she didnt know how much to pay.2- On November 5th (because thats the date of the notice to vacate I put in because I thought I had to give her 30 days and I wanted to be nice) I will file for eviction.The issue is that I know the previous landlord used to pay the eletric for the house, though the lease clearly states is the tenants responsability.

While the intent behind AB 968 is clear—adding transparency around recent repairs and renovations—this bill may not accomplish its aim in the ways its proponents hope.

The first thing I would ask is to get clear on the disclosures from Seller.

OK, I clearly engaged in something I am not familiar with.I'll let you fellas duke this one out while I stand in the corner and scroll TikTok.

Thank you so much Mohammed, that really cleared things up for me.

If the tenant violates the lease in other ways by how the treat the property issue them a notice to correct and if they don't correct the issue you COULD try to evict, BUT I would make sure the issue is VERY VERY clear cut because I have trouble believing a magistrate will allow an eviction for petty things or something that isn't 110% clear to everyone involved. 

When gathering evidence for the lawsuit, it became clear his life was unraveling.

It’s only clear AFTER the fact.2.

Not to mention, we are evacuated from this cat 5 hurricane at the moment and really having a difficult time thinking clearly at the moment.

My goal is to keep things clear and flexible: I’m considering a setup where I offer my services for 2.5%, but if the seller offers 3% or higher, I keep that extra difference.