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FYI

Under California law, a landlord is NOT required to clean the place (i.e. shampoo the carpets, paint the walls, etc.). They're only required to make sure it's livable (weatherproof, everything works, no pests/rodents, etc). Just thought you should know.

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This entry was posted by Mike Lovato, on Thursday, March 22, 2007. You can leave your response.

“FYI”

  1. Blogger Casey Angulo Says:
    1:27 PM  

    Oh no.

  2. Anonymous Anonymous Says:
    11:32 PM  

    Well, at least getting your safety deposit back should be simple - as long as you just have to leave it as you found it!

    Call me an optimist!

    Pogue
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