Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
my apartment building was rencently sold. the new landlord/owner inforned me that due to terms/agreements of BANK LOAN he needs to reside on property. i have been here for 3 years (the longest), but he wants me to vacat my home a.s.a.p. is he responsible for all my moving/relocation expenses? what are my rights in the matter? THANK YOU RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.
1 Answer from Attorneys
If you are on a month-to-month rental, you are entitled to 60-days notice to move out. If you have a lease, you are entitled to stay until the end of your lease. You have no right to moving expenses or any other payment. If you want to be paid for the next owner-move-in pick an apartment in San Francisco. They have rent control ordinances that give you at least some of the rights you are looking for. It's the only city north of LA that has that level of tenant rights.
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