Do You Have An Eviction Case at Hand?
Eviction is governed by California state law, and these matters can often become complex if a landlord does not take the necessary precaution. If you are a landlord attempting to evict a tenant, it is important to ensure that you do not violate their rights.
As a landlord, you can evict a tenant when the Landlord-Tenant relationship ends and/or when the property is sold. A Landlord-Tenant relationship ends when either one of the following occurs:
- Lease ends but tenant does not leave
- Tenant does not pay rent or moves after receiving a 3-day notice
- Tenant violates part of the lease agreement and does not fix the violation after being notified
- Tenant does not move out after 30-day, 60-day or 90-day notice to vacate
- Tenant uses the property to do illegal activities, creates a “nuisance” or is known for “committing waste” and does not move after receiving a 3-day notice to move out
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