1999 Rental Roundtable Archives
from the San Diego Union Tribune

• January 3, 1999: Raise is Justified by County Increases
• January 17, 1999: If Tenant Wants Fireplace, He Should Pay Chimney Sweep
• January 31, 1999: Renter Laments: Landlord Removes Amenities
• February 14, 1999: Tenant is Down Because Monthly Payments are Up
• February 28, 1999: When House is Sold, Who's Deposit Repository?
• March 14, 1999: Tenants' Romantic Problems Don't Qualify as a Lease Breaker
• March 28, 1999: Verbal Lease is Binding But Risky
• April 11, 1999: Landlord's Dirty Drapes Leave Tenant Hanging
• May 2, 1999: A Fee for Changing Apartments is Illegal
• May 16, 1999: With Roommate Leases, Landlord Can't Have It Both Ways
• May 30, 1999: Raising the Rent Doesn't Hinge on Providing Improvements
• June 13, 1999: Is Landlord Responsible for Protecting Tenants from Vicious Dogs?
• July 4, 1999: Make Sure All Occupants' Names are on Lease
• July 25, 1999: It's Landlord's Responsibility to Answer the Call of the Wired
• August 1, 1999: Does This Tenant Owe a Rain Check?
• August 15, 1999: Tenants Take Chance When Leaving Before lease Ends
• September 5, 1999: Fire Cause Must be Established so Tenant Can be Reimbursed
• September 26, 1999: Age Probably Isn't a Factor in Ability to Break Lease
• October 17, 1999: At-home Childbirth Raises Rental Issues of Noise and Privacy
• October 31, 1999: Sloping, Rickety Floor Gives Worried Renter that Sinking Feeling
• November 14, 1999: Termite-related Problems Rate Reimbursement
• November 28, 1999: Separate Water Meters an Ideal Solution for Tenants
• December 12, 1999: Is Landlord Asking too Much to Break Lease?

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