Commercial property default is higher than residential; sign everyone you can get your hands on to a Commercial Lease.

From what I've read, this is the default in California, but hard to enforce unless I sue or try to collect. 

But now she defaulted on the payments.

Maybe he didn't show up at court, in which case the landlord got a default judgment?

Sure thing- Here is the allowable rent increase chart by year.https://sfrb.org/sites/default/files/Document/Form/571%20Allowable%20Annual%20Increases%2019-20.pdfFurthermore, I would also suggest a call to the SF rent board, not sure how much help they will be but it would be worth the efforthttps://sfrb.org/

As in, a worst case default situation they'd still feel good about their position.Good luck

It’s not ideal, but there are ways to mitigate the risks when letting someone take possession prior to closing, just like for letting a seller retain possession after closing....make the buyer put up Substantial additional, non refundable EM, spell out time limits, rental rates, default, etc.

We have language in the lease that says if they default on rent or any other payment obligation they would be in default of the lease.

Hi All, I'm looking to find evictions and tax defaults records.

You also select the home with Buyer's agreement so that you know that you are getting a great home in case they default and don't complete the sale.