Got a notice to vacate because refused entry?? (apartments, lease agreement, eviction)
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I assume your annual lease (or similar) has expired and you are now on month-to-month lease. If you are on month-to-month, the landlord can give you notice to leave (move). This is not an eviction notice. An eviction is done via courts and is very bad against you. Eviction occurs when you break the lease, such as don't pay rent, or get a pet if no pets are allowed
So when you apply to other apartments, do NOT say you have an eviction against you over this situation. Because the future landlord will likely turn you down. This isn't an eviction - so don't call it that - ever. Unless it turn.s into an eviction - which would occur if you don't move out by the end date.
Landlords can require you to move out as long as your lease has already expired and as long as they give you proper notice and follow # days notice. This is all you got - notice to move out. It's legal.
I assume your annual lease (or similar) has expired and you are now on month-to-month lease. If you are on month-to-month, the landlord can give you notice to leave (move). This is not an eviction notice. An eviction is done via courts and is very bad against you. Eviction occurs when you break the lease, such as don't pay rent, or get a pet if no pets are allowed
So when you apply to other apartments, do NOT say you have an eviction against you over this situation. Because the future landlord will likely turn you down. This isn't an eviction - so don't call it that - ever. Unless it turn.s into an eviction - which would occur if you don't move out by the end date.
Landlords can require you to move out as long as your lease has already expired and as long as they give you proper notice and follow # days notice. This is all you got - notice to move out. It's legal.
Yes my lease expires end of August or so but Im not on a month to month yet. I will be at the end of august
not sure how landlord could require you to move before end of august without giving you option to "cure" if they think you broke the lease.
Maybe they think your lease expires 8/20?
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Originally Posted by reenzz
You have until your lease expires. And yes, you still have to pay full rent for August.
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Originally Posted by AZ Manager
It likely expires on 8/20 which is why they gave you that date. If that is the case then you can't fight it. Time to go look for a new place.
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Originally Posted by Rabrrita
"Or so" is meaningless, what is the exact date your lease expires?
Ok I just found out my lease expires at the end of this month and not august.
The good news is that the man (landlord) has dropped the notice to vacate. He said he tried to call me to tell me not to worry about the notice when he put it on my door as it was just required by him or whatever until the worker came back or something to that nature but he said he had no plans to vacate me.
I told him about the worker and he said he knows
But I put in my 60 day notice to move today verbally, do I need to put it in writing?
Let the lesson here be to never lounge around on the couch without clothes on!
HAHA
I told the landlord the worker needs to stop being a baby
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