I want to give my tenants 60 days notice. Can I use a 30 day no-cause and add the 30 days?
If you want to be sure they don't ask for 30 in addition to the 60, then just give the 30-day and grant them an additional 30 days upon request for...
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If you want to be sure they don't ask for 30 in addition to the 60, then just give the 30-day and grant them an additional 30 days upon request for...
Just depends on the lease language as to your obligations and possible penalties. If the landlord was responsible for pest control and you gave...
Unless you contract provides for a rescission/cancellation, which would be unusual, then you would be stuck to the lease. If the latter, it would...
If it's a month-to-month, then yes, you can use a 30-day no cause notice.
If the lease specifically says they would be the only two occupants and you clearly consider it material breach, then yes, you can try to evict....
Unfortunately, I don't see grounds to bring legal action, unless you can show monetary harm that resulted.
Agreed with Mr. Rafter that unless he gave you rights, you wouldn't have any. If you were acting as his landlord, however, and he failed to claim...
If they never fixed the plumbing issues, and they existed when you moved in, then you could argue to get your money back under those grounds.
If you made clear to the landlord, especially in writing, that you both terminated the lease and moved out, I don't see the need to provide the...
Sounds like a habitability issue, which would give them 14 days to fix it from when they got written notice of the problem from you.