What causes for eviction are considered just cause - tenant at-fault? |
- Failure to pay rent
- Illegal activity
- Breach of rental agreement
- Failure to give access to landlord
- Tenant rejects a lease extension the is substantively and materially similar to original agreement
- Tenant violates occupancy restrictions
- Tenant violates applicable health and safety code
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What causes for eviction are considered just cause - no-fault? |
- Landlord returns from sabbatical
- Landlord returns from military deployment
- Landlord converts unit to condo
- Landlord removes unit from market
- Owner move-in
- Unit is unfit for habitation
- Capital improvements
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Key Eligibility and Exemption Summary |
All non-exempt units are eligible
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Is there a minimum tenancy for coverage? |
No |
Do protections apply to new construction? |
No |
What triggers the obligation to pay relocation assistance? |
- Landlord removes unit from market
- Owner move-in
- Unit is unfit for habitation
- Capital improvements/ substantial rennovation
Exemptions: if a natural disaster or some other event out of the landlord's
control triggers the above circumstances, and landlords of group residential covered units
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