Do i have to give a 45 day notice to my landlord

Question

in california is it law that i give a 45 day notice to vacate the property if my landlord request it.

is there any legal way around it.

please help.

there are situations that require me move asap

Answer 1

Pay a month ahead or tell your landlord to keep your secerity deposit in order to move out earlier than 45 days.

Have you tried to talk to your landlord?  Tell him whats going on maybe he'll work with you.

Answer 2

a Thirty Day Notice of Intent to Vacate is required by Section 1946 of California Civil Code for month-to-month

tenancies and by the Lease Agreement for fixed-term tenancies;

b. for Residents on a fixed-term lease, a Thirty Day Notice of Intent to

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NO rental agreement may change state law. Thus, the

requirement in the lease-contract to give 45 days is invalid

but the rest of the lease MAY be valid.

Answer 3

talk to the landlord asap and tell her the emergency as to why you have to move and maybe she will understand