Anaheim landlords using no-fault grounds under California AB 1482 must owner-move-in, substantially remodel, withdraw the unit, or comply with a government order, and must pay relocation assistance equal to one month of rent.
California Civil Code Section 1946.2 enumerates no-fault just-cause categories for covered Anaheim rentals: owner or relative move-in with intent to occupy as primary residence, substantial remodel requiring a permit and tenant displacement, withdrawal of the unit from the rental market, and compliance with a government or court order. Each category carries strict notice and good-faith requirements. Bad-faith owner move-ins are increasingly litigated. Anaheim has no separate local no-fault scheme, so state law controls. Relocation assistance equal to one month of rent (or a waiver of the final month) is required, and tenants may have a right to return after substantial remodel work.
No-fault evictions without a qualifying ground, proper notice, or relocation assistance violate Civil Code 1946.2 and expose landlords to wrongful eviction damages.
Anaheim, CA
Anaheim relies on California AB 1482's statewide relocation requirement: tenants displaced by no-fault evictions receive relocation assistance equal to one m...
Anaheim, CA
Anaheim follows California's Tenant Protection Act (AB 1482) for just cause eviction protections. After 12 months of tenancy, landlords must have a valid rea...
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