Re:San Francisco, Silicon Valley rents plunge amid downturn
by TheCoelacanth on Monday June 01, 2020 @08:08PM
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It's not squatting. They are tenants and have rights to the property as well. The landlord can get them out, but has to follow the legal process.
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Re:San Francisco, Silicon Valley rents plunge amid downturn
by marcell on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @03:04PM
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The GP didn’t mention a lease so I assumed it was month to month, in which case the landlord terminated the lease and the renter moves out.
If they had a longer lease, then I’d agree the landlord can’t force them out before the lease ends.
Re:San Francisco, Silicon Valley rents plunge amid downturn
by fiter on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @06:34PM
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Rent control throws a wrench in this simple model. In Berkeley, the tenant almost exclusively has the right to terminate the tenancy. Expiration of lease or month-to-month term is not actually grounds for the owner to terminate the tenancy.