Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
month to month rental evictions
In the California laws, is a 30/60 day notice to terminate tenancy, still required if a tenant on a month to month rental in a mobile home park violates a section of the agreement in less that six months of tenacy?
Asked on 3/17/05, 1:16 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Philip Iadevaia
Law Offices of Philip A. Iadevaia
Re: month to month rental evictions
The operative notice to quit for tenancies less than one year is the 30-day notice. You can't serve that in the case of a lease for a specific term. But if the rental agreement is month-to-month, you may serve a 30 day notice to terminate the tenancy. OR, you may serve a 3-day notice to perform (stop the violation) and then sue if tenant continues to violate agreement. Call me for any questions (310) 806-9237. There's no charge.
Answered on 3/17/05, 1:40 pm
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