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Tenant Removal on new purchase in CA

Phil Reason
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Hey everyone!

Just closed on our first property, super excited about it. It’s a duplex in a great part of San Diego

There is currently a month to month tenant in the side we are going live in. We need to give him his 60 day notice (been there over a year) and since this is CA, we want to make sure we get it right. 

I was going to use the NTT form and use the reason 2A that we intend to remove the unit from the rental market. 

Anything I’m missing here? Willing to use attorney if needed since this is my first time with all this. 

Appreciate any insights!


-Phil


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