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Our tenant did not pay his August rent. He's been late every month for 2 years. We gave him a 3-day notice to pay rent or quit. He didn't pay. We have a month to month rental agreement in California. Do we give him a 30 or 60 day eviction notice? Do we need to give him a notice to terminate tenancy? If so can that be a 30 day notice?
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Anonymous
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Posted on / Aug. 25, 2010 18:55:00

Don't confuse the 30 or 60 day notice requirements to terminate a non-defaulting month-to-month tenant with your rights to terminate upon breach of the rental agreement. You have done all that is necessary to be ready to proceed with an unlawful detainer and, upon getting a judgment and writ of possession, having the sheriff carry out your writ.

Anonymous
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Posted on / Aug. 25, 2010 18:55:00

Don't confuse the 30 or 60 day notice requirements to terminate a non-defaulting month-to-month tenant with your rights to terminate upon breach of the rental agreement. You have done all that is necessary to be ready to proceed with an unlawful detainer and, upon getting a judgment and writ of possession, having the sheriff carry out your writ.

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