My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California.
OK. So, I'll start off by saying that the landlord's have never give me a rental agreement to sign since moving in over a year and a half ago.... I've seen an older tenents agreement that they had given him and it mentioned no more than 3 nights for overnight guests. But like I said never one for me. So for the past 3 months my bf has been staying with me, pretty much every night, and about a week ago I found out he was cheating on me.
Long story short. We have resolved out issues and are trying to move on and start over. Well the landlord comes to me tonight when I was downstairs and my bf was up in my room. And says that I can't have him there, AT ALL. Like I can't have him in the house, cause "they can't trust that kind of person in their house" and I just said that it was out of line and non of her business and it's never been a problem. . And it was left at that. She's saying she's looking out for my best interest and I'm blind to the kind of person he is. He has never once disrespected anyone in the house. He actually cleans more than anyone that lives here. And they have no reason to thinks he's an untrustworthy person.
So I'm just wondering what my rights as a tenent are, and if they are really allowed to tell me that I can't have a certain person in the house when their reasoning behind it has no direct effect on them whatsoever.

