Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

Rent raises and terms of tenancy

In L.A.County: If more than a 10% rent raise I must give 60 day notice. If less than 10% raise then I can issue a 30-day. Also, if tenancy is more than 1-year I must give a 60-day. If tenancy is less than 1 year then I may give a 30-day. Is this information correct?


Asked on 1/25/06, 9:32 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Philip Iadevaia Law Offices of Philip A. Iadevaia

Re: Rent raises and terms of tenancy

There is no longer a 60 day requirement for notices to terminate tenancies exceeding 1 year. As for notices to increase rent, they are mostly governed by local rent stabalization laws. I will try to find a more complete answer for you in that regard. Good luck.

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Answered on 1/25/06, 11:40 am


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