In handling evictions, one of the most common problems we see is on the notice to quit.
So, a notice to quit requires a different length of notice based on the period of the tenancy.
So, a lot of people end up thinking that if a tenant has been there for a number of years, then the longest period of notice required would apply.
That’s not always the case.
So, for instance, a lease might specify that the rental period is month-to-month and may have just been renewed on a regular basis for a number of years. In that case, the notice required would be based on the month period, and not based on the entire duration of the tenant’s stay.
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