I am trying to evict a tenant. I gave her more than thirty days' notice.
Since you state that you gave the tenant a 30 day notice, I assume she is a month-to-month tenant. Otherwise, a 30 day notice may not be...
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Since you state that you gave the tenant a 30 day notice, I assume she is a month-to-month tenant. Otherwise, a 30 day notice may not be...
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You should definitely give the tenant an eviction notice. The tenant is now considered a month-to-month tenant and you are required to give a 30...
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