The first step in terminating a tenancy in Los Angeles due to non-payment of rent is to create and properly serve a “3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Move” on the tenant. However, merely creating and serving the 3 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Move is not enough to restore legal possession to …
Landlords must not demand more than 1 year of rent on the 3 day notice to pay rent or quit. A 3 day notice to pay rent or quit is defective if it demands payment of rent that is more than 1 year overdue. If more than 1 year of rent is due, then the …
Eviction 3 Day Notice – Landlord Must Not Demand More Than 1 Year of Unpaid Rent Read More
Are you a landlord in Valencia, Santa Clarita, Newhall, Canyon Country, Saugus, or Castaic in need of an evictions attorney to evict your tenant? Â My firm represents landlords in the Santa Clarita Valley. Â We assist landlords with Santa Clarita and Valencia tenant evictions when the tenant stops paying the rent or violates their rental agreement. …
Valencia Evictions Attorney for Landlords in Santa Clarita Read More
Before a Los Angeles landlord can begin the eviction process based on a 3 day termination notice, the 3 days must have elapsed. Â Therefore, it is crucial that the Los Angeles landlord properly calculate the days. After the 3 day notice is served, 3 full days must pass before the Los Angeles landlord can take …
Calculating the 3 Day Notice Period in Los Angeles, California Read More
Before filing an eviction in California, the landlord must first serve a termination notice on the tenant. Â One of the most popular termination notices is the 3 day notice. Â The proper reasons for serving a 3 day notice in California include the following: 1. The rent is past due and the tenant remains in possession …
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