The bill unfairly places on property owners ALL costs, burdens, and responsibilities for ensuring public notice of tenant defaults.Among the reasons to oppose:AB 2819 will unfairly keep a majority of all UD actions hidden from public view.

Can I keep her security deposit for not allowing my entry to the property after I've given sufficient notice?

Then, give the tenant 30-days written notice and begin to show the unit while it is occupied for the 1st of the next month (30+ days away).

She has a 1 year lease, needs to give 30 days notice but she wants to move immediately.

Found a potential lead...Tall grass in the front yard with notice on the door.Hasn't paid taxes since 2012.Assessor has the owners name as still living at the home.I found out that the house does have a morgage placed in 2009 when they bought it.

I notice that these guys control quite a few listings in the area, and have been around for a while.

The eviction notice was sent on May 8th and I have advised the tenant she has till the end of the week the 16th to vacate.  

Recently a unit owner noticed no one was parking in a space and it was discovered that this one space was never designated or conveyed in the declaration etc, and no deed for any unit in the building lists this parking spot. 

I'd also like to get a few names/contacts of Miami portfolio lenders - ie local banks that keep their loans and aren't trying fit everything into conforming Fannie/Freddie or FHA products.

We gave notice about a month ago and their lease ends June 30.