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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Repeated Late payment violation can I evict? (California)
I do issue 3 days notice every single month which they would eventually comply but they take that opportunity to delay things , they rarely communicate with us if there is a delay on the payment. Do I have a case for eviction here ? I have a 1 year lease with them after that it's month to month. Should I ride it out until I have more power once the lease is up?
Thank you!
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Check your rental laws on when you have to notify them of non-renewal for the lease (usually 60 days). Don't have them go month to month. Impose all late fees as specified in the lease. Most people who pay late eventually don' t pay so if you are getting paid I would continue to follow the letter of the lease, not sure if you can evict them unless you are in a non-payment situation