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A tenant eviction needs to be handled by someone who is experienced and up to date on the current laws and practices surrounding the procedure. One misstep by a landlord or property owner could be a detriment to negotiation with tenants and can have an adverse impact on a successful eviction. This document, updated in May 2008 by the law firm of Goldstein, Gellman, Melbostad, Gibson & Harris LLP, provides in-depth knowledge of today’s laws effecting Tenant Evictions in San Francisco. Included you will find the answers to: - Is My San Francisco Residential Rental Property Subject to Rent Control?
- What is the Effect of Rent Control?
- Are All Rent-Controlled Properties Subject to Both Rent Increase Limitations and Eviction Restrictions?
- What are the Rent Increase Limitations?
- What are the Eviction Restrictions?
- May I Evict My Tenant so I Can Reside in My Property?
- May I Evict a Tenant so My Relative Can Reside in My Property?
- Does My Elderly Parent Get Special Treatment?
- May I Evict a Tenant from My Condominium?
- What Can I Do if the City Orders Me to Remove an Unwarranted In-Law Unit?
- May I Ask My Tenant to Vacate so I Can Remodel the Unit?
- What Is the Ellis Act?
- What Are the Consequences of Invoking the Ellis Act?
- Can I Evict “Protected Tenants” with the Ellis Act?
- When Must the Tenant Move?
- What if the Tenant Does Not Vacate Within the Notice Period?
- How Are Single-Family Homes Treated Differently for Rent Increase Limitations?
- How Are Single-Family Homes Treated Differently for Eviction Restrictions?
- May I Pay My Tenant to Vacate?
- Are Tenant “Buyouts” Legal?
- What if My Tenant Offers to Vacate for Compensation?
- What Effect Will an Eviction Have on a Future Condominium Conversion?
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