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Britney Durgin
  • Templeton, CA
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Landlord evicting us after only 11 Days of Renting

Britney Durgin
  • Templeton, CA
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My Husband and I have recently moved into a one bedroom apartment on the ground floor of our Landlords home. After only being her tenant for 7 days she informed us that she is selling her home. 

We were officially served a notice to vacate yesterday and have until February 12th to find a new place to live. 

Does anyone know if she can do this to us or have any advice on how to deal with this or any legal information. I just feel that this cannot be okay.

We are currently living in Templeton California. 

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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Las Vegas, NV
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she has to give you 30 days notice from the end of your first month so if you moved in January March is when you have to move . Also California has very tenant friendly laws. The fact that she concealed the sale from you would have a very sympathetic judge if you went to landlord tenant court You might also ask for a moving stipend in negotiations.Do not be intimidated  

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