QUESTION
apart from a 30 day notice prior to moving out once my month-to-month starts, do I have to give landlord my moving out notice on 1st day of the month?
Asked on Sep 29th, 2015 on Real Estate - California
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My year long lease ends on Sep 30. Can my landlord increase the rent when I move to the month-to-month arrangement without making any improvements to the property? Also, apart from giving a 30 day notice prior to moving out once my month-to-month starts, do I have to give the landlord my moving out notice on the 1st day of the month? Or can I give a notice anytime during the month.
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So long as you are not on rent control, your landlord can increase your rent by up to 10% with a 30 day notice. If more than 10%, then the landlord has to give a 60 day notice.
You can give a 30 day notice to terminate at any time of the month.
Answered on Sep 30th, 2015 at 6:47 AM