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Esther Thomas
  • Belmont, CA
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Notice tenants intent to sell question

Esther Thomas
  • Belmont, CA
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Hi, I see various info on the internet so looking for clarification. As a property owner/landlord when selling a property that’s tenant occupied (triplex) can someone help clarify what this 120 day notification to tenant of intent to sell? I’m confused on this. Hopefully it doesn’t mean I have to give them 120 days notice before property can be sold or listed. (California Civil code 1954) Property is in Santa Clara county in California. We need to sell because my mom got sick. It all came together fast. Thanks 

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