Oct 28 2009
New real estate laws - part 3
This law is currently in existence, though the timeframe is being extended. The 60-Day notice to terminate tenants, under most situations, requires a 60-day notice to terminate a month-to-month tenant if they've resided at the home/apartment for more than one year. This law was to expire January 1, 2010, and has been extended indefinitely.
A 30-day notice to terminate is still sufficient if the tenant has lived in the property for less than one year. There are also some exemptions to the 60-day period in the case where the landlord has sold the property.
If you own rental property and manage it yourself, a membership or general review of CAA (California Apartment Association) website will keep you up-to-date with new laws and current litigation that may affect your tenants. On more general matters, our property management website is a source for general maintenance and lease questions that are commonly asked by our tenants.
