A landlord rents month to month. Which means both parties agreed in advance and in writing, that either party has the right to give the other party notice and terminate the tenancy with a 30 day notice. Sorry, I miss spoke, in California the law was changed years ago and modified the contract retroactively that now requires landlords to give tenants a 60 day notice if the tenant has resided there longer than a year. But of course that new law only favors tenants. It doesn't require tenants to provide a 60 day notice. They were still only required to give 30 days as previously agreed to by order of the government. But when a tenant gives a 30 day notice, no one seems to have any problem with that whatsoever. But when the landlord does it. Nope. Thats no longer allowed and the landlord is being an AH even with a 60 day notice. Why is that? Why is the entire rental business a complete one sided affair filled with hypocrisy and double standards applied to landlords but not tenants? Why is it when a tenant gives a 30 day notice, it's simply contract law and business as usual. But it's completely unacceptable for a landlord to give notice under any circumstances at all now. Even a 60 day notice is no longer acceptable now. And of course neither is breach of contract including but not limited to non payment of rent.
This is a threat to property rights all across America.
A landlord rents month to month. Which means both parties agreed in advance and in writing, that either party has the right to give the other party notice and terminate the tenancy with a 30 day notice. Sorry, I miss spoke, in California the law was changed years ago and modified the contract retroactively that now requires landlords to give tenants a 60 day notice if the tenant has resided there longer than a year. But of course that new law only favors tenants. It doesn't require tenants to provide a 60 day notice. They were still only required to give 30 days as previously agreed to by order of the government. But when a tenant gives a 30 day notice, no one seems to have any problem with that whatsoever. But when the landlord does it. Nope. Thats no longer allowed and the landlord is being an AH even with a 60 day notice. Why is that? Why is the entire rental business a complete one sided affair filled with hypocrisy and double standards applied to landlords but not tenants? Why is it when a tenant gives a 30 day notice, it's simply contract law and business as usual. But it's completely unacceptable for a landlord to give notice under any circumstances at all now. Even a 60 day notice is no longer acceptable now. And of course neither is breach of contract including but not limited to non payment of rent.