Under AB 1482, Thousand Oaks landlords ending a covered tenancy without tenant fault must use one of four limited reasons (owner move-in, withdrawal from market, government order, substantial remodel) and pay relocation assistance equal to one month's rent.
California Civil Code 1946.2 limits no-fault evictions on AB 1482-covered Thousand Oaks rentals to four reasons: (1) owner or family move-in, (2) Ellis Act withdrawal of property from rental market, (3) compliance with a government or court order, or (4) intent to demolish or substantially remodel. Landlords must serve proper notice, state the no-fault reason, and either waive the final month's rent or pay one month's rent in relocation assistance within 15 days. Improperly executed no-fault evictions can be defended in unlawful-detainer court and may expose landlords to damages.
Filing a no-fault eviction without a permitted reason or failing to pay relocation assistance can be defended in unlawful-detainer court and may expose landlords to fees, damages, and a denied judgment.
Thousand Oaks, CA
Thousand Oaks does not have a local just cause eviction ordinance. Tenants in qualifying properties are protected by California's statewide AB 1482, which re...
Thousand Oaks, CA
California AB 1482 (Tenant Protection Act of 2019) caps annual rent increases at 5% plus regional CPI (max 10%) on covered Thousand Oaks rentals. Landlords m...
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