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Can a landlord refuse a check for rent from me if I renewed my lease?
I had some issues in the past with my direct deposit, and my rent checks had bounced because of it. I was then paying my rent via certified funds. Now that i have renewed my lease, I was wondering if I can now write checks for my rent.
4 Answers
- Beverly SLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
He is not required to take checks from you if you have a history of NSF checks. Just because you renewed your lease does not obligate him to take checks.
- magdalenoLv 45 years ago
the owner isn't required to resume the lease. you're actually on a month to month tenancy and the two you or the owner can terminate the lease with 30 days written word.
- 1 decade ago
The land lord can refuse checks at any time unless it is in your lease that sayes you can pay with a check.
- 1 decade ago
I would agree with previous posters............if you have a history of NSF checks..........he's not required. However if a new manangement company or landlord comes in to take over the property........then you can write the checks.
Stick with the money orders.
