When a landlord tells a renter he or she must leave, how long legally does the person have to vacate the pr op

Answer 1

Not enough information to give a proper answer.

For instance, the landlord can inform before the start of the final month of the lease intent not to renew (ie 30 days)

If you haven't paid rent, you can be served with a 10 day notice to quit, which is pay rent or vacate the premises within 10 days

I have a crime free addendum which if you are arrested for certain crimes, I only have to give 3 days notice (yes it is legal, crime free addendum courtesy of the state Attorney General)

If you were for example renting a room by the week, then 7 days notice is sufficent

So you see it depends on the circumstances

Answer 2

What reason was this verbal or written eviction done under? Was this you need to leave the property done in writing?
Was it verbal?
There are a few details you have left out here. Was this eviction done due to not paying rent? Loud parties and uncontrollable friends?
Making noise that you have made the neighbors lives miserable?
If in writing you have what the 30 day notice says.
If verbal be looking for the 30 day notice to be coming your way.
If you are the landlord you should have all you ducks in a row and not just tell someone to leave because you don`t like them. That tenant could end up suiing you for retalitory eviction.

Answer 3

It's based on the terms in the lease. If you're not on a lease it's assumed to be a month to month agreement. IN the absence of a lease, the norm in most states is 30 days written notice and either the landlord or renter can terminate the agreement.

Answer 4

dcgirl is suited. He would not have the dazzling to stay an instantaneous longer than the hire era. even although, he has the potential to stay longer because of the fact the regulation would not help you forcibly evict him. as a replace, on the 1st day after the top of the hire you could start up eviction complaints. 40 5 from then until eventually the sheriff places his stuff on the decrease is approximately precise for many states. Florida must be longer or shorter. communicate to a community lawyer, yet i think that your criminal accountability to supply warmth and water would end with the hire. Likewise, your criminal accountability to supply word until eventually now get admission to may additionally end yet as a pragmatic rely barging in unannounced could be risky.

Answer 5

Supposedly 30 days HOWEVER, the landlord MUST go through the proper channels through the court system to have that tenent evicted which could take a while.

So if you are not able to move in 30 days then ride it out till you get court papers

Answer 6

30 days

Answer 7

30 days is the norm, unless of course you have violated the lease contract. Depending on violation and lease agreement this could be a 3 day comply notice.

Answer 8

He has to give you an eviction notice of 30 days in writing unless you owe him rent money then he can make it 14 days.

Answer 9

Being a x landlord myself {you are not evicted until a judge says you are.}