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See the previous coverage for the long version, but the tl;dr is that renters that rent for more than 30 days are protected as tenants by California law, includ
by McGlockenshire 12y ago
See the previous coverage for the long version, but the tl;dr is that renters that rent for more than 30 days are protected as tenants by California law, including (normally proper) long drawn-out eviction proceedings.
- darren884 12y agoDoes that not mean you could live in the house too with a nice guard dog?
- thirtyseven 12y agoThey probably could sue you for tenant harassment.
- edwardhotchkiss 12y agoPlease see: Pacific Heights (1990)
- Nursie 12y agoNo, not if that was not under the original terms of the lease. You may own the building but in the eyes of the law it is the tenant's home and you can't throw them out onto the streets without due process.
- joeframbach 12y agoDo you think Airbnb should make it difficult or impossible to put a room for rent for more than 30 days, then?