Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

The new owner almost certainly took the property subject to your lease or rental agreement. The first thing you need to do is check with the county recorder to find out if ownership has actually changed. If it has, you need to start treating the new owner as your landlord, under the exact same terms as the old one, and you have every right to require him to abide by your rights the same as if he had owned the land at the time you rented it. If you are on a month-to-month rental, then he must give you sixty days notice if he wants to terminate the agreement. If you are under a lease, you are entitled to stay as long as the term of the lease, and if he wants to terminate it at the end of its term rather than renew it, he must follow any requirements in the lease for that. If you are under a lease with no terms regarding renewal, then he has a right to have you out on the date it ends, but not before as long as you abide by the lease.