does the landlord break my lease by giving me 30 days notice a month before my lease is completed?

Question

I know about the 30 days notice to vacate the premises, just want to make sure if the landlord should wait when my lease is over then give the 30 days notice to move out or give me notice to move out a month before I completed my lease.

Answer 1

A month before. Once your lease is over you are technically trespassing on your landlord's land. If you want to stay for another month you can always ask your landlord if you can sign a month to month contract or you can extend your current contract.

Answer 2

if u dont plan on moving then u dont have to move u just will not be on a lease it will be month to month and after that u can leave at any time just by giving the landlord a 30 day notice.

Answer 3

Nope, the timing of the notice is proper. He is letting you know he is not willing to extend the lease or let it default into a simple month to month arrangement, which is what usually happens per contract if you stay on after the last day of the lease.

Answer 4

When your lease is over, its over. That is the end of your contract, and he would not have to give you any notice at that point. So the 30 day notice is a courtesy to you to let you know get ready to get out.

Answer 5

The lease probably states that either party should give notice to vacate prior to the end of the lease. Giving you 30 days gives you ample time to find another place, and giving him 30 gives them plenty to find another suitable leasee. It is very common practice and is usually just a courtesy.

Answer 6

Your landlord is giving you the required notice to prevent your lease from automatically renewing on a month-to-month basis. Apparently he does not want to renew you. This notice is required of him.

He's not breaking the lease. He's informing you that it's OVER when it expires.

Answer 7

I don't think it is. But check with your state laws. Each state has different laws concerning landlord policies.