Just Me
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That all depends on the terms of your lease. |
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prince_henry
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in the UK for council dwellings its normally 4 weeks or a month, in private rented houses it depends on your contract |
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pups
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4 weeks but some contracts say different.Go to the C A B if you are desperate to leave and they will help. |
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T D
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You need to look at your contract. Everyone is different. If you are breaking your lease (leaving before the contracted time is up) then you probably have to pay penalties - IF they even allow it. Otherwise, its probably 1 month, but you gotta check the fine print. |
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michael b
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MY TENANTS GIVE ME ONE MONTHS NOTICE |
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bookfreak2day
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If you sighned a lease it will state how much time you must give. If not, a month is good notice. |
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jenivive
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depends on contract u signed. but 2-4 wks is pretty standard |
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dels replies
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Depends on your contract. Could be a week or possibly a month. |
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bunsofhell
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it is in your tenancy most often but if it isnt then the norm is a month |
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q6656303
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usually a month if no contract |
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tom k
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it depends on your contract. in austrlaia it is almost always 4 weeks |
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Josh's Mummy
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Usually one months notice. |
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Bailey
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i believe a month |
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kingstubborn
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Depends on the lease you agreed to rent.
Most lease agreements for residential rental property is 30 days. |
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missmac1516
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This varies on your type of lease. My advice is to read your lease, then contact your landlord, as some landlords do let you out of your lease earlier than stipulated in your contract. If you have no joy with your landlord go to your local citizens advice centre and see where you stand from a legal stand point. |
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Gone fishin'
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Read your lease. Your lease will specify the amunt of notice you have to give a landlord. |
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JC
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It depends on your state's laws, I know in Texas it says 3 days. You have to give them 72 hours notice to vacate before starting the eviction process. Google this: "[Your State's] Real Estate Laws". Really do your homework. Many people will default to 30 days, but that isn't always the case. Good Luck! |
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