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Reid Isaki
  • Culver City, CA
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Rancho Palos Verdes rental question

Reid Isaki
  • Culver City, CA
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Having a hard time to find this answer but I know that LA city has RSO but for rancho palos verdes, what are the laws surrounding single family home rentals? ie: in la city proper (Rent Stabilization Ordinances) state that you can only  do no fault evictions, if you are moving in, or a relative is moving in and you must pay relocation.  

For Rancho Palos Verdes, CA is there such a thing? Or if when the lease is up on a tenant they must move out or sign a new lease, or go month to month at the owner's discretion.    Trying to make sure I understand the rental laws of this city well, but it's so undocumented and wondering if anyone here has experience with this.   Thanks everyone!

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