how many years are you suppossed to save tenant records for san francisco, CA?
451123
Records should be keeped for at least 7 years according to California state law.
1155598
your record gets cleaned when you turn 18, it might be  pain to get details but if you talk to the right person you might be able to dig something up because they keep records of all court cases. Good luck!!
705565
the tax records supporting your return should be kept six years. The copies of the tax returns should be kept indefinitely. \nKeep tax records six years. There is a three year statute of limitations for a normal audit, but there is a six year statute for substantial understatement of income.
1056325
How long ago was the surgery?  They have to keep your records for a number of years by law.  I would press the issue.  I think that hospitals must keep records for 7 years.
1162729
go to the courhouse and ask where you can view records,.  It will be free unless you want a copy.  Then you will have to pay  a minimal charge .   I foyu do it online it may costs something, but again not that much.
806558
Yes.  Landlord associations within your city have every document you need.  Look for Landlord/Tenant under the government pages and if unable to locate there, call your local chamber of commerce and ask and they'll start directing you....may take a few calls, good luck.
200207
It does if the landlord reports it to the credit bureau which they will if they ran a credit check on you before you rented the place. It stays there for seven years.\nI alwyas tried to rent a place without a ctedit check.
845658
Different files need to be saved for different times.  Taxes are seven years but some receipts can be shredded immediately.  You need to classify everything and treat it according to the laws that apply.
914245
Make a legal Agreement of 11 Months with 45 days notice period.\n\nGet your tenant's identity verified if he is new to the city (not older than 6 months)\n\nMake all transaction in white and give away rent recieved recipts.\nAsk your local broker to help you on that.
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Keep all tax records until the statute of limitation expires; I think it's seven years. Keep all "terms and conditions" type paperwork for any open accounts: insurance, credit cards, mortgage, etc. Keep receipts for major purchases at least until the warranty expires. Keep any records on which there's any hint of a dispute with anyone.\n\nAs for monthly statements, keep the most current one for each account, and you can toss the rest as soon as you've reconciled them and verified that you were charged correctly. You may want to keep a credit card statement if there's a purchase on it for which you plan to claim reimbursement (from your employer, etc.)\n\nWhatever you get rid of, be sure to shred!
1147132
Call the employer and ask.  They should still have it on file if it's less than three years old.
1035125
Here is the link to the California Department of Real Estate Tenant Landlord Rights section.\n\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/legal/landlordbook/index.html
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Anything that has to do with the past/future submissions of your state/federal taxes should be kept for seven years.\n\nALSO.. another thing VERY IMPORTANT.. If you have stocks and have dividends each year and you pay taxes on THOSE dividends, keep the papers until you SELL or liquidate the stocks. You do NOT want to pay taxes on the gains in the year you sell the stocks IF..... IF you have been paying taxes on the dividends in the years past. The IRS tried to get me one time but.. I kept ALL the dividends earned and the tax papers proving that I paid taxes on them.. I kept some for 25 years.\n\nLight bills, cable bills, etc can be gotten rid of after a year
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It depends. Some for only days...others for years.   Most keep them for months.  You'd have to check with your particular store you're interested in.  If you need tape pulled for a court case, just remember you'll have to get it subpoenaed...and you had better do it quickly so that they don't get rid of it.
619763
Depends on the court.  Mostly, keep records in order.
1084763
Felonies don't fall off your record for determining your punishment or determining if you are a suspect in future crimes help around or in your area. However there is a 7 to 10 year limit set down by federal law that you don't have to report them and the employer can't search for when filling out a job application or being considered for employment.
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Usually the county or city clerk's office holds those records.  They are typically viewable on the county or city clerk's website, if they have one, depending on where you live.  You would look under the area of mortgages & deeds.