Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day?

Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day? by Melanie (CA) on November 17, 2010 @19:18

A.T.SF has it correct. Thankfully you have his intentions in writing and can legally hold him to it. Remind him that becoming a "holdover" tenant is really not desireable, both financially and legally.

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Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day? by Joe (California) on November 17, 2010 @20:15	[ Reply ]

Thanks for all the responses. Thank God...it makes sense and all that he should leave when he says he was going to leave and not have me making plans and investing in the transition. So my next question is (if this ends up in court) is: was his email advising me that he would be out by the end of the month considered a "proper notice"...are emails a form of proper legal notices? will it stand up in court?

Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day? by OK-LL on November 17, 2010 @22:19	[ Reply ]

I believe a judge would accept it as notice, but it will be up to the judge to make the determination.

Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day? by Anonymous on November 18, 2010 @01:27	[ Reply ]

Judge Judy accepts emails, text messages, etc. Hopefully you get JJ wannabee. ;)

Re: does tenant's 30 day notice void landlords 60 day? by Bryan (Ia) on November 18, 2010 @03:51	[ Reply ]

You accepted it, so I doubt that courts would say that you couldn't accept it. Reasonable person standard.

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