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Originally Posted by k8thegr8
I'm currently renting. My landlord served me with a 60-day notice to vacate. I'm in escrow on a new home, but my escrow isn't due to close until 20 days after my vacate date. There isn't a clause in my rental agreement - C.A.R. form lease - that stipulates what would happen should there be a "Holdover Tenancy." It will cost me just as much to pack up all of my furniture, store it and board my dogs as it would to just lose my deposit. But I don't want an Unlawful Detainer on my record. Please advise!!
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I've read through the entire thread. You have to vacate, there is no way around it. You are searching for something that is not there. If you do not, the landlord can evict you and it will go on your record. Unfortunately it is that simple.
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