A landlord does not need to have a termination notice notarized. However, there are strict rules on what must be included on the termination notice...

Can I evict my boyfriend out?

Sounds like he would be considered a "tenant at will" and can be evicted under that statute. First, you'd need to serve him with a 30 day notice....

I was given a 60 day notice to vacate, along with 15 other Tenants from my building, what do I do ?

If the property is not subject to rent control and if you are on a month-to-month agreement, the landlord can terminate your tenancy by giving you...

If the eviction is for violations to the rental agreement, (not for non-payment of rent), can I still accept rent money?

You cannot accept rent payments from the tenant while a residential unlawful detainer case is in process, unless that rent payment is part of a...

Does accepting rent within the thirty day notice nullify the notice?

If you accept rent for a period of time that exceeds the end of the 30 days, then you will have waived the notice. Be sure to only accept a...

As a landlord, can I raise my tenants rent up to 175 dollars more

If you are on a month-to-month agreement and the property is in an area that is not subject to rent control, you can raise the rent by following...

Can a landlord keep full deposit for assumption of smoking marijuana in there resident upon the ending of a lease ?

California Civil Code 1950.5 discusses security deposits. You'll want to carefully read it. The security deposit can be used for: (1) The...

What can a landlord do if the tenant does not accept a 1-year term but wants a 2-year term at the time of renewal of a lease?

You do not have to accept the modification that the tenant unilaterally made.

You'll need to go through the normal unlawful detainer (eviction) procedure to remove the person from your property.

I received my 3 day pay or quit on 6-12 and got served my summons last night how long do I have?

It depends on how you were served. If you were served personally, you have 5 days to respond.