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Do I understand CA TPA correctly in my situation?

Erin Devers
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Hello, Thanks in advance for the help. I've been a LL for several years, but this is my first lease in CA. I have a SFR/condo lease with my tenant ending May 31. It is the CAR standard lease V12/21. I am not sure what I want to do with the place -- probably sell -- so am considering ending the lease. Does the lease just end and they move out, or do I give notice after the lease completes itself? The LEASE option is checked, not MTM.

My reference to TPA is that I believe I understand that I do not need to provide cause to end the lease because it is a SFR/condo not owned by an LLC.

Appreciate the help. I'm a bit out of my element in CA right now. Learning.

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