The California 30-day notice to quit is a letter sent by a landlord notifying their tenant that they intend to terminate their month-to-month lease within 30 days. Under California law, the landlord can end a tenancy using this notice without having to give a reason. This particular notice is used when the tenant has resided on the rental property for less than a year.
The California 30-day notice to quit is a letter sent by a landlord notifying their tenant that they intend to terminate their month-to-month lease within 30 days. Under California law, the landlord can end a tenancy using this notice without having to give a reason. This particular notice is used when the tenant has resided on the rental property for less than a year.
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The California 30-day notice to quit is a letter sent by a landlord notifying their tenant that they intend to terminate their month-to-month lease within 30 days. Under California law, the landlord can end a tenancy using this notice without having to give a reason. This particular notice is used when the tenant has resided on the rental property for less than a year.
