Summary
Landlords in California must provide a habitable dwelling, including waterproofing, plumbing, heating, and electrical lighting. A refrigerator and laundry facilities are not specifically required. In an unlawful detainer trial, landlords should bring documentation like proof of bill payments. Tenants should bring evidence such as photos, inspection reports, and repair requests to prove uninhabitable conditions. Consult a legal professional for specific advice.Full Conversation
When someone is renting a room from you in a house you also live in do you have to provide a refrigerator
What state is the rental property located in? Laws regarding landlord responsibilities can vary by location.
California
In California, landlords are required to provide a habitable dwelling. This includes:
- Effective waterproofing and weather protection
- Plumbing and gas facilities
- Heating facilities
- Electrical lighting
- Clean and sanitary buildings and grounds
However, a refrigerator is not specifically required.
Is laundry required
In California, landlords are not specifically required to provide laundry facilities. However, if they are provided, they must be maintained in good working order.
In an unlawful detainer trial should the landlord bring copies of bills always being paid
Yes, it's generally a good idea for the landlord to bring any documentation that supports their case, including proof of bill payments.
In an unlawful detainer trial can the landlord ask if the tenant can talk first
In an unlawful detainer trial, the order of speaking is typically determined by the court, not the parties involved. It's best to consult with a legal professional for advice.
What type of proof should a tenant bring to court to prove uninhabitable conditions
To prove uninhabitable conditions, a tenant could bring:
- Photos or videos showing the conditions
- Inspection reports
- Repair requests and any responses
- Medical records if health was affected
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