Evictions

We do our best to place great tenants, enforce rent collection, and keep our tenants satisfied. In the large majority of our tenancies, an eviction never becomes necessary, but in some extreme cases it may be necessary to terminate a tenancy. In our 40 years of existence, we have never lost a single eviction case. 

Understanding the Eviction Process

If you are faced with an eviction in your property, we will handle the entire process from A to Z. We ensure our process respects the guidelines established by California's tenant laws. 

For month-to-month leases, the landlord can exercise a termination of the lease by providing 30 or 60 day's notice. In certain cases, three day's notice is the sole requirement. This is applicable in the following cases: 

• Failed to pay the rent.
• Violated any provision of the lease or rental agreement.
• Materially damaged the rental property (“committed waste”).
• Substantially interfered with other tenants (“committed a nuisance”).
• Committed domestic violence or sexual assault against, or stalked another tenant or subtenant on the premises.
• Used the premises for an unlawful purpose.
• Engaged in drug dealing, unlawfully used, cultivated, imported, or manufactured illegal drugs.
• Using the building or property to conduct dogfighting or cockfighting.
• Unlawful conduct involving weapons or ammunition.

Looking for Expert Assistance?

Many landlords feel overwhelmed by the complexity of eviction laws, which is why they turn to our experienced staff. At Real Property Management, we understand how to handle evictions legally. Not only do we keep state law in mind, but we also respect local ordinances that may further complicate the eviction process. 

Ready to experience the peace of mind only professional property management can provide? Call us today to schedule a free consultation: (760) 434 1791