Good News for Landlords

NO MORE 60-DAY NOTICE TO TERMINATE TENANCY - The 60-day notice of termination requirement for month-to-month tenancies will be repealed at the end of this year. Effective Jan. 1, 2006, residential landlords and property managers may give a 30-day Notice to Terminate to their month-to-month tenants, unless rent control or subsidized housing rules apply. Recent efforts by C.A.R.’s Legislative Dept. helped to successfully to do away with the 60-day rule, which originally started in 2002 to help tenants who needed more time than the allotted 30 days to make new housing arrangements in a tight rental market.

For more accurate informatin on this link to the California Department of Consumer Affairs website at http://www.dca.ca.gov/legal/landlordbook/moving-out.htm