Eviction Process in California: Laws for Landlords & Property Managers

Today we are going over the eviction process for California!
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Evictions are stressful, exhausting, and downright scary. So, we here at DoorLoop put together a guide that will help you navigate the whole process if you ever have to go through it!
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0:00 Welcome!
0:29 Eviction Reasons
2:08 Filing a Complaint
2:21 Serving the Tenant
3:10 Notice to Comply
3:32 Asking for Possession
4:15 Getting Possession
5:05 Showing Evidence
7:04 FAQs
7:52 Conclusion
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Category: Laws

[@BANOOYEIRANI]

Thanks for useful info.

[@LewyBluestrips]

Great up to date info!

[@santiagoamarinorealtor]

Good to know!

[@LarsGalbraith]

Wow, the lawyers are sure fucking everything up

[@linkspider]

So if you ask for a Clerk's judgment you have to leave the monetary part of the form blank (cv-100?)? Can you ask for the money later after the Clerk defaults on some separate specific form? (Served by an over 18 year old not party to the case nor a licensed process server or sheriff )

[@666miguel99]

How can I prove that the tenant received the initial 3 day pay or quit notice when they refuse to acknowledge or reply about it. But they've been heard talking about it on the phone?

[@IndigoStarrAz]

After watching this video I'm thinking evictions are going to move very slowly through the process. Feel sorry for the landlords.

[@salrafi]

Tenants get free attorney while the landlord has to pay over 15000 dollars for an attorney

[@user-ni9gk1sv6k]

How do tenants get free attorneys ?

[@salrafi]

@user-ni9gk1sv6k it's government funded attorneys you can find them in every neighborhood in liberal cities

[@micahnorton1194]

Talk like a machine