My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: California
I have been leasing a room in my own house, along with a bathroom, for nearly 6 years now to the same roommate. I need her to be out to help my grandson settle in, so I gave her 30 days notice. She came back to me with some tenant laws stating I should be giving her 60 days instead.
I was under the impression that since we both reside in my house, and share common areas like the kitchen and living room, that she was not actually a tenant but only a roommate (tenants take care of the place they are renting in general, and this person DOES NOT).
Can somebody clarify this for me please? How long of a notice do I have to give her legally? Is there such a thing as a Roommate law?
Thanks!
I have been leasing a room in my own house, along with a bathroom, for nearly 6 years now to the same roommate. I need her to be out to help my grandson settle in, so I gave her 30 days notice. She came back to me with some tenant laws stating I should be giving her 60 days instead.
I was under the impression that since we both reside in my house, and share common areas like the kitchen and living room, that she was not actually a tenant but only a roommate (tenants take care of the place they are renting in general, and this person DOES NOT).
Can somebody clarify this for me please? How long of a notice do I have to give her legally? Is there such a thing as a Roommate law?
Thanks!
Giving Notice: Roommate = Tenant
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