California renters should be given 1 or 2 months notice to vacate by law?

Question

California Renter's Rights

Answer 1

If you received a lease then technically you have been given notice ever since the very beginning of your term. You will move out on the last day of your lease. For month-to-month tenancies it is a 30-day notice generally, 60-day notice if you have resided continuously for a year or more, and 90-day notice if you're a HUD, Section 8, etc. tenant in a rent-controlled area.

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Answer 2

Unless stated differently in your lease/ rental agreement, it is 30 days

"So if the tenant pays a one month rental installment, the lease is renewed for one month, in effect becoming a month to month lease on the old terms. If no rent payment is accepted by the landlord, and the tenant fails to vacate, the landlord may proceed directly to an unlawful detainer proceeding filed in the appropriate court {Code of Civil Procedure Sec. 1161}.

Many rental agreements are on a month to month basis, with no specified termination date. In this case, either party may terminate the tenancy, at will, by giving a thirty day notice terminating tenancy to the other party {Civil Code Section 1946}. If you live in a rent control city be sure to find out if your local rent control ordinance prohibits or restricts this right."

Answer 3

Hi,

In order for a landlord to terminate your lease he must give you 30 days written notice.

The notice is usually sent by certified mail return receipt requested.

Each county, city or state law governing real estate may be different, but you can do a search on line or a law library. Just look for landlord and tenant under the RPL.

Good Luck

Answer 4

Look at the books on nolo.com for good doit yourself law advice on these topics. You can find them at your local libary or big box bookstore if you don't want to buy them.

Probably you don't need ANY notice in most cases. When the lease is up, it is up. You need to both agree to renew it, otherwise you have to move out.

Sometimes it rolls over, especially if month to month. In that case, either side can terminate with 30 days notice, as are the usual terms in the lease. What does *your* lease say?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

WTF what about property owners rights?