--- Responsibilities of A Landlord --- (continued)
A periodic inspection of the property is to be allowed by a landlord, who must give reasonable notice of intent to enter, and then only during normal business hours. Twenty-four hours is considered reasonable notice. Some rental agreements only require a four-hour notice of entry to be given by the landlord. Again all leases are not the same, and should be read carefully by both landlord and tenant before signing.
California renters under month-to-month leases, who live in residential rentals for one year or more, must be given 60-day notices to move out rather than the 30-day notices that have been required in the past. If tenants live in the unit for less than one year, the landlords may give 30-day notices to move out. The tenant does not have recourse if the evicition is unfair, based on fair housing laws, or if the evicition is retaliatory. A retaliatory eviction is an evicition that occurs in revenge for some complaint made by the tenant.
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