NEW! Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance (RTP) CHANGES San Diego Evictions!
Yes, the San Diego City Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance (RTP) has changed evictions! This guide for San Diego renters and San Diego landlords explains what’s new for at fault and no fault evictions in San Diego city, including:
Which properties are exempt from the San Diego Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance
What notices are required for at fault and no fault evictions
Where can I find the San Diego Tenant Protection Guide
What are reasons that a landlord can evict for no fault reasons in the RTP Ordinance
When can a tenant renew a rental after being evicted
How much does a landlord owe for relocation assistance for an eviction in San Diego
What are the new rules for buyout agreements under the Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance
How much will a landlord have to pay for breaking the law in San Diego
Learn more about the Tenant Protection Act of 2019, AB 1482 - Tenant Protection Act - Updated Guide for California Landlords and Tenants 
https://youtu.be/3rf780Cg2xI
Link to San Diego Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance https://docs.sandiego.gov/
Learn more and download the latest San Diego Tenant Protection Guide https://www.sdhc.org/housing-
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