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I have a year lease that i found online and it says with 60 days notice, either party can terminate this agreement. Is this enough to give a no cause termination before the year is up? I have read that it can only be on a month to month or after they have been there for a year, but having that sentence in there, does that change the situation?
raymie b, OR on Wednesday, April 22, 2015
RE: 60 day no cause notice
Even if the lease state 60 days, you may still be legally held to whatever your state law is. You cannot require from a tenant something that does not comply with the law.
Posted by
Richard W, PA
on
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
RE: 60 day no cause notice
Dang...thank you for responding! :)
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raymie b, OR
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