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Landlord-Tenant eviction question?
I served a notice to quit for tenant to leave by end of september but I accepted the month by month oral rent for October. Can I serve a second notice to quit for end of October or would it conflict with the first one or cause the eviction process to complicate?
Thanks for your help!
1 Answer
- STEVEN FLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Your oral statement won't help you. Technically, an oral statement CAN'T modify a written contract. I believe a 'notice to quit' requires 30 days notice (laws vary depending on what COUNTRY you are in, and sometimes within a country). I suggest you proceed as if they had a normal month to month rental and start the eviction process from the beginning. I am fairly certain that approach is legal everywhere.
