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Alberto Murillo
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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WTD? In Oakland, CA, I gave 60-day notice of rent increase, but tenant has not responded

Alberto Murillo
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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I gave my tenant a 60-day notice of rent increase, also mentioned on notice that he is required to respond with decision. 

Tenant has not responded at all. Can I evict once 60 days are up? or if he does end up paying the increase does it become month-to-month? 

On notice i also mentioned that another 1-year lease would be necessary, can I enforce that? or does tenant have an option to go month-to-month regardless of 1 year lease notice? 

Appreciate all or any response..

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