Are you a California landlord trying to evict a tenant but the tenant is either out of state or concealed? There are special procedures available to California landlords to obtain immediate possession of your property when the tenant is out of state or concealed. First, the landlord must file the eviction in court. Next, the …
Landlords may think that so long as they put a certain provision in the rental agreement, that it will be enforceable. This isn’t always the case. Certain provisions in California rental agreements are prohibited and unenforceable. This article will provide a brief overview of prohibited provisions in California rental agreements. The amounts and handling of …
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The 30 / 60 Day Notice to Terminate Tenancy should be used by a California landlord who does not wish to renew a month-to-month tenancy with their tenant.
The California 3 Day Notice to Pay or Quit should be used when the tenant is behind in their rent.
In California, residential landlords may need to remove a tenant from the property for many different reasons. Some reasons require providing the tenant with a three (3) day notice. Other reasons require a 30 day notice, a 60 day notice, or even a 90 day notice. Further restrictions may apply in certain rent control jurisdictions. …
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