60 Notice to Terminate Tenancy: Guide for California landlords and tenants

You asked (many times): where can I find the 60 day notice to give my tenant? It’s here! We’ll go through the 60 day Notice to Terminate Tenancy, also called a 60 day Notice to Vacate, for California landlords and California tenants! We run through a sample of a 60 day Notice to Vacate for California that applies under SB 91 and answer this and more:

✔️ What does a 60 Day Notice in California need to include to be valid

✔️ During SB 91, how can a California landlord terminate a tenancy

✔️ How should a landlord deliver a terminate tenancy notice

✔️ What should a California tenant look for on a 60 Day Notice from a landlord

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Link to sample forms (Notice and RCJC)