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Should you give the landlord 100 dollars even though a 30 day notice has been given to him?
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∙ 12y ago
A 30 day notice is simply a notice that you will vacate in about 30 days. It does not exempt you from paying your rent on time.
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Does the landlord have to knock before entering the property if 24 hours notice is given to the tenant?
It depends on your contract, but it is a very common courtesy that if you are renting form him he should provide. though if you are not home expect that the landlord will enter.
How much notice should I get before a housing entry inspection?
The landlord is not required to give you any notice, but then you are not required to allow the landlord entry. While you must honor the request to inspect promptly, that doesn't mean this instant. Any time with 48 hours should do just fine. The idea is that the landlord is entitled to make sure the unit is not endangered, but you on the other hand, being a renter, are entitled to privacy. It's best if you can handle explaining this amicably. Even though it's your right, it's often best to work these things out informally and pleasantly.
Can your landlord kick you out without an evicition notice even though he says that I agreed to leave in 30 days but I have not found a place and he's bad mouthing me to new landlords?
No landlord may ever kick you out without taking you to court first (evicting you).
What legal action can the landlord take if you left the apartment four months prior to the lease expiration even though you gave them a thirty-day notice?
The Landlord has a duty to mitigate damages (in other words, to attempt to find a replacement tenant). However, if the Landlord is unable to find a replacement, the Landlord can bring a cause of action for breach of contract and is entitled to a full judgment of the remainder of the contract unless the vacated tenant can show frustration of purpose or some other appropriate remedy. The 30-day notice is irrelevant as to this scenario.
Is it legal for a landlord to have a tenants car removed?
The question should probably be "In what circumstances would it be legal for a landlord to remove a tenant's vehicle in a specific community, and what notice would be required before doing it. Landlord tenant laws vary from state to state and even from city to city. Ultimately, it's the landlord's property. In some cases the landlord would be fined by the codes adminiatration if they DIDN'T remove the vehicle if said vehicle was in violation of codes and they had been given notice that the vehicle needed to be moved. I have never met a landlord that would pay to remove a car without asking the tenant to move it first, repeatedly, so the odds are that they were within their rights to move it. It does depend on the situation though. I can certainly think of scenarios where it wouldn't be legal, but your question was very vague.
I was asked to vacate my apartment and did. Do i still have to pay them the remainder of my lease and what happens if i do not pay them?
First, just because you receive an eviction notice doesn't mean that you have to leave... especially if you had a lease. The landlord sending you an eviction notice, or what's called a notice to quit is just the landlord telling you that they want you to leave and this is only the first of many steps. If you already left, then you left well before you should have. The notice gives you a certain amount of time to leave, if you had stayed the landlord would then need to get a court date which would take about another 2-4 weeks after the time is up in the first notice you got. Then you would have went to court and you could have argued your defense as to why you feel you should stay in the apartment, if it was because you stopped paying the rent for whatever reason, you could have been given a chance by the court to make payments to catch up on the back rent. You should have stayed and went to court is what you should have done, by leaving the apartment without going to court you gave up all of your rights and at this point the landlord can now go to small claims court and tell them that you broke the lease even though it was your landlord who was trying to break the lease first by asking you to leave. I would refuse to pay any amount to the landlord, and wait to see if you get a notice to go to the court. I would also save the notice you got asking you to leave and anything else you have from the landlord in writing, including your lease. If they file in court you will need this to show that you were not the one that broke your lease, in fact they were the ones to ask you to leave, and you did, and now they are trying to sue you even though they were the ones that broke the lease. So, DO NOT PAY THEM A PENNY at this point and wait to see if they file a case in court... if they do, you already have your defense by saying exactly what I just told you, and you can support this defense with the evidence such as your lease, the eviction notice they gave you, and anything else in writing that you have from your landlord. I am in the process of building a new website to help landlords and tenants with landlord / tenant rights, state by state housing laws, tips, advice, tools, services, etc.. I'm still working on the site right now, but it should be up online soon and I will continue building it up until early 2011. The name of it is Landlord and Tenant Laws which can be found online soon at...... You can always feel free to email me with any questions you have about landlord and tenant laws through the website
Can a tenant sue a landlord for trespass How and to whom do you report?
Check your lease. The place is theirs and there usually is a clause where you give them permission. Usually, though, they will honor your privacy and give you a few days notice that they will be coming in.
How do you tell your landlord that you are moving out?
You should notify your landlord in writing and pay attention to time periods. If you have a lease your notice must comply with that lease. In many jurisdictions the landlord must be given a thirty day notice. Some landlords require 60-90 days notice. Be sure to date your letter, include the date you will be leaving, and a forwarding address.A month to month occupancy requires a notice that ends with the end of the month. For example, if you rent by the month and plan to move at the end of December and a thirty day notice is required your landlord must receive your thirty day notice by November 30. You should send the notice by registered mail so you have proof of sending it or follow it up with an email exchange in which your landlord acknowledges receiving it. Make sure to keep a copy of the notice and any emails relating to it.
Can your landlord come do a walk though of or rental anytime they want?
No he can not.
What should you do when you love a girl while she doesn't even know you?
You make her notice you.Don't try to hard though.
What should i do to get this boy to notice me even though he younger than me and not interrested like i am to him?
Well,you cant always get a guy to notice you doent matter how badly you want them to but start showing them your good parts and maybe that will make him notice you.
Can a landlord remove your items from a room your renting without a court order?
I dont believe they can. Even though it is the landlords property, when it is rented out to a tenant then it does not mean they are able to come in and out as pleased. You have right when you are a tenant. I know that they need to have a notice requirement to enter.
