2001 Rental Roundtable Archives
from the San Diego Union Tribune

• January 14, 2001: Issue of Smoking Ban in Rental Properties is a Real Hot Potato
• February 4, 2001: When is Landlord's Notice to Vacate Retaliatory Action?
• February 18, 2001: 60-day Notice is Needed When Rent Increase is 10 percent
• March 4, 2001: Renter Wants to Keep Manager Out, Kitty In
• March 18, 2001: Backed-up Toilet Creates a Legal Mess for Renter
• April 8, 2001: Tenant's Death Raises Questions for Landlord
• April 29, 2001: New Landlord Seeks Advice on Deposits
• May 27, 2001: Can a Tenant Be Evicted for Stealing an Identity?
• June 24, 2001: Chance to Break Lease Isn't Infinite
• July 8, 2001: Grace Period for Renters is Good Business for Landlords
• July 29, 2001: Rental Expert and U-T Columnist Writes a "Dummies" Book
• August 5, 2001: What's a Student to Do?
• August 19, 2001: Security Deposit Use Defined by Law, But It's Up to Interpretation
• September 2, 2001: Drug Paraphernalia Doesn't Qualify as an Automatic Out for Tenant
• September 16, 2001: Landlord Won't Give Nuisance Neighbor the Heave-ho
• October 7, 2001: Job Layoff Doesn't Qualify as Legal Excuse to Break Lease
• October 21, 2001: Problem with Banner Political or Cosmetic?
• November 4, 2001: Terrorist Attacks Raise Questions and Stir Fears About Housing, Safety
• November 18, 2001: Roaches, Stinky Carpet are Worrisome
• December 2, 2001: A Rental Lease Usually Benefits the Tenants more than Landlord
• December 23, 2001: Read All About It: the Top 10 Best Real Estate Books of 2001 (Robert Bruss)

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