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michael w | Can a landlord demand I give a 60 day notice before I move out? |
I ask this because every other place I've lived has only demanded 30 day notice. Obiviously, the extra $650 would be a big help in my move, but I also don't want to get hit with a law suit for violating my lease. |
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JLM
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what was spelled out in your lease? That is the standard you need to abide by. |
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sweeTie
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if it is in your lease then you have to honor the agreement, or you take the loss of security |
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Noone i
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They surely can. |
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Alterfemego
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Well what does your lease saying about giving notice? It written into the document somewhere. |
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acermill
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Yes, they can, if those terms are dictated in your lease agreement. If the terms are not in your lease agreement as such, then notice requirements default to your state statute. |
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smile182
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if it swhat your lease says or if they made changes to your lease (which you should of been notified if they did). |
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realestatebirddog4
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Yes, 60 days has become the standard now. Whatever was listed in your rental agreement or lease is what you agreed to do.
Apparently the 60 day notice was something built into the Patriot Act -- that clever piece of legislation that slashed our civil liberties when every spineless wimp in Washington was terrified of being called a traitor and feared losing re-election. Why our genius legislators thought that terrorists would give notice on their rental units (much less 60 days notice) because it was now in their lease I have no idea. Frankly, I think people willing to blow themselves up and take hundreds of innocents with them really aren’t too concerned about screwing over a landlord. But that is just me. :-)
Barbara
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Mama Mia
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60 is standard in many jurisdictions, but as some other answerers said: the required notice prior to vacating must be stated in the lease. If there is no mention of the number of days of notice required, then I would go by the standard in your area - 30 or 60 days... |
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CardWarrior
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Notice to vacate is usually a derivation of your lease term. For example, if you were on a month-to-month lease, you would only have to give 30 days notice to vacate. If you are on a year term, usually a couple of months notice is needed, but this is definitely not required. Most landlords are usually okay with 30 days notice however. Also, read your lease agreement. Usually notice to vacate is covered there. Hope this helps...
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anmol26jun
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Generally it is just 30 days notice. So check with a local property dealer. Where is your deed which you signed , check terms & cnditions. |
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