How many days does a landlord have to give a renter in an eviction notice when the notice is being served due to non payment of rent in the state of California?
If the tenant doesn't pay the rent when it's due, the landlord can serve a notice that the rent is due and give the tenant a certain time (usually 3-5 days) in which to pay the rent (any late fees specifically listed in a written rental agreement).
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