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Re: Tenant Requirement to Give Notice
by Jake
on June 9, 2012 @09:42
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Do not depend on the tenant for notification. Six weeks before the end of the lease send a certified letter notifying the tenant that the lease is expiring. If you are not willing to renew, you can send a notice of termination with it. If you want to renew, send a new lease by certified mail providing a deadline for its signing and return by certified mail. If the lease is not returned, you may send out your notice of termination. If you receive a notice the tenant will be leaving you can use it to evict if they do not move out.
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Re: Tenant Requirement to Give Notice
by Greg (Indiana)
on June 10, 2012 @01:39
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Thanks, that's great advice but since I already screwed that up this time do I have any recourse? Do I have legal grounds to seek one months rent in court for lack of notice?
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