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Jeff Pauls
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Non-Renewal of Lease in Los Angeles

Jeff Pauls
  • Los Angeles
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I have a lease that ends 4/30 and I am not planning on renewing. I have already submitted my 60-day notice to the tenants and am already being told by them that I can’t evict them due to the state, county, city moratoriums.

I’ve spent a lot of time googling the various rules and tenant laws in my area and am pretty confused. Is the 60-day notice all I need? Can they legally stay? Do I have to give reasons for why I am not renewing? Would love thoughts from others who experience the same tenant-friendly laws in the LA area.

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