How California’s Eviction Laws Allow for Renovation of Your Property

Are you planning a substantial renovation for your property but unsure how to navigate tenant evictions legally? The Tenant Protection Act (CIV § Section 1946.2) in California provides a framework for property owners to move forward with substantial remodels while complying with state laws.

In this video, Bijan Shakibkoo, co-founder and managing partner of SNS Law Group, explains how landlords can legally evict tenants to begin renovations while meeting all requirements under the Tenant Protection Act.

Contact SNS Law Group today if you’re planning a renovation and need help navigating the Tenant Protection Act. Our team is ready to assist you with all aspects of the eviction process, allowing you to move forward with your renovation project.

Transcript:

Planning a major renovation for your property but need to evict your tenant to get started? Good news. The Tenant Protection Act in California could help you with that eviction. Let me show you how.

Hi, my name is Bijan Shakibkoo. I’m a co-founder and managing partner of SNS Law Group. And if you enjoy this video, please feel free to like and subscribe.

Tenant Eviction Due to Substantial Remodel

Under the Tenant Protection Act, also known as CIV § Section 1946.2, you can evict the tenant for substantial remodel so long as you properly serve the tenant with a 60-day notice and provide them with relocation assistance equal to one month’s worth of rent.

Contact SNS Law Group to Navigate California Eviction Laws

At SNS Law Group, we can make sure your eviction process would be legally sound. No two evictions are the same. Please call our office for a free consultation. We’ll be happy to help.