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Jamie Powers
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Non-renewal advise in California

Jamie Powers
  • Software Engineering
  • Vista, CA
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I have a unit in Chula Vista. The tenant is currently month-to-month. I have non-renewed in the past but with all the changes in laws I thought I would reach out to the community and see if somebody can advise on any gotchas or procedural steps I must take to non-renew my current tenant and stay out of trouble.

Thanks.

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Dan H.
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Dan H.
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Is it a SFR or a multi family?

If it is a SFR, 60 days notice is all that is required.

If it is a MF unit, then AB1482 applies and you cannot simply decide to not renew a tenant for no reason.   The common legal reasons to not renew the tenant are to move in family or to do a rehab large enough that tenant cannot live in the unit.  Ab1482 refers to this as a no fault eviction (terrible name as lease term is up so it is not an eviction).  The tenant is to receive one month’s rent for a no fault eviction. Pay this after move out; do not forgive the last month’s rent.  Look up AB1482 and read it.  

Good luck

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