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60 day notice requirements by Peregrine on August 29, 2021 @09:03

                              
Good morning, I am a renting tenant who will be purchasing their first home and will not be able to renew my lease.

Do I send an email to the management office or a letter since lease requires 60 day notice? Lease doesn't state where to send so not sure. I told the manager verbally.

What will happen if I can't move out by the end of lease?

I would appreciate any words of kindness. Thank you
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Re: 60 day notice requirements by Garry on August 29, 2021 @11:38 [ Reply ]
Congratulations on buying your first home! Send your 60 day notice to where ever you pay your rent at. However, if you are sending your rent to a bank from your phone, you won't be able to do that. So re-read your lease again, and find a address or a phone # to call, and find out where to send your notice to. Once you have a physical address, send 2 letters-----1 regular mail, and 1 certified mail, to that address. Include the exact date you will be out. You can also text and email your notice to that entity, but your official notice needs to be sent thru the mail.

A few days before that move out date, if you find you won't be out by that date, you have 2 choices--------negotiate with the landlord to stay longer for a certain price, or actually move out by that date, by putting your possessions in storage for awhile, and then staying with a friend or relative, or stay at a motel until you can move into your new home. Yes, this means you may have to move everything twice, but that happens sometimes, so be prepared for it.

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