Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

Unpaid rent after the 3-day notice became effective to when they vacated the premises.

Attorney McCormick's answer is dead-on.

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I agree. Holdover damages are usually calculated as the daily rental value multiplied by the number of days from the end of the three day notice to pay or quit, until the tenant left the property.