Tenant Rights Without Lease

Summary

In California, tenants who pay rent without a written lease still have rights, such as the right to a habitable living environment, privacy, and legal eviction procedures. Landlords must adhere to these rights, ensuring tenants quiet enjoyment and following proper eviction processes. If you face issues with your landlord, consider seeking legal advice or contacting local tenant advocacy groups for assistance.

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Do i have tenant rights if i pay rent with a written document
In California, paying rent and having a written agreement generally grants you tenant rights. Here are some key points:
- You have the right to a habitable living space.
- Your landlord must follow legal eviction processes.
- You have the right to privacy and quiet enjoyment.

Was there a specific issue you're facing with your landlord?
I meant without a written agreement
In California, even without a written lease, you generally still have tenant rights if you've been paying rent. Some key rights include:
- Right to a habitable living environment.
- Right to privacy and quiet enjoyment.
- Landlord must follow legal eviction procedures.
What's the specific issue you're experiencing with your landlord?