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WTD? In Oakland, CA, I gave 60-day notice of rent increase, but tenant has not responded
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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You will not be able to get through eviction through court just for him not responding IMHO. If he does not pay the increase, and it is legal, it would constitute non-payment, then you could pursue. They are generally responsible for signing a similar lease. Were they on 1yr lease before? I'm assuming this is in Oakland for now, since that's your profile, but area will differ..