2000 Rental Roundtable Archives
from the San Diego Union Tribune

• January 2, 2000: Call Police to Deal with Drug Activity
• January 16, 2000: Landlord May be in the Doghouse Over Dispute
• January 30, 2000: Tenant Can Run Day Care from Home
• February 13, 2000: Lease Obligates Landlord to Make Needed Repairs
• February 27, 2000: Landlord's Threats May be Over the Line
• March 12, 2000: Kids Will be Noisy Kids but Tenant Needs Quiet
• March 26, 2000: Tenant Expects Improvements with Rent Increase
• April 9, 2000: Look for Credentials in a Property Manager
• April 30, 2000: Who's Responsible for Paying for Unnecessary Service?
• May 14, 2000: How to Raise the Rent Without Losing Tenant
• May 28, 2000: Owner's Do-It-Yourself Maintenance Might Not be Fair to Tenants
• June 11, 2000: Is the New Owner or the Old Responsible for Cleaning?
• June 25, 2000: Tenants With Lease May Find Ways Out of a Cat-astrophe
• July 16, 2000: Tenant has Few Clearly Defined Rights as a Nonsmoker
• July 30, 2000: Careless Key Management Makes Owner Liable
• August 13, 2000: Who Should Pay for Wheelchair Ramp, Parking Spot?
• August 27, 2000: Notify Landlords of Nasty Neighbors
• September 10, 2000: Mission Impossible: Try Breaking a Tenant's Lease
• September 24, 2000: Personal Items Were Tossed Out Without Tenants' Knowledge
• October 8, 2000: Lease Offer Was a One-time Deal
• October 22, 2000: Buzz-saw Snore Keeps Tenants Awake at Night
• November 5, 2000: Leave a Paper Trail to Document Costs of Eradicating Fleas
• December 3, 2000: Lease-to-own Options Can Cut Both Ways
• December 24, 2000: Broken Locks Lead to Burglary; Is the Landlord Liable?

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