Landlords who buy houses with in-law units rarely want an "already-installed tenant and their monthly check." Read More →

Some of the best deals in town, illegal in-laws can be pleasant places to live, until the landlord starts screwing around with the tenant or a new owner wants to remove the unit from the market. Read More →

You have stepped into the landlord's shoes. You rent the unit independently and you have assumed many of the risks. Why do you wanna be a !$&#@!$ landlord anyway? Read More →

My husband and I smoke marijuana. It's all legal, but the landlord wants us to move and refused to accept our rent. Read More →

You can never be a protected tenant if you live in an illegal unit. Not possible. Because the unit is illegal, it should not be rented at all. Read More →