30 or 60 Notice, on a month to month?
Hello. My question is, If an apartment complex mis-placed a lease agreement and the tenant never recieved a lease copy and they have the tenant on a month-to-month. Can the tenant pay the month to month amount and give the apt. complex a 30 day notice and vacate the apartment in the state of GA? Without ruinning rental history or credit rating? Thank you, Spencer
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expired leases The apt.
expired leases
The apt. complex where I have resided or 6 years let quite a few leases expire (including mine) a couple of years ago. I received a letter from the current manager dated April 9 stating that it should be considered my ”60 day notice” to sign another lease or I would be considered a ”month to month” renter. I am in the process of finding a house to buy. Since the 60 days are not up until June 8th, could I pay my regular rent on 6/1 and sign the lease on 6/7 if I have not found a house by then?
Lessor and lessee dispute A renewal letter of lease agreement was not signed by…
Lessor and lessee dispute
A renewal letter of lease agreement was not signed by lessee, as per our original writen contract a month to month tenancy exists with all the terms and conditions in effect. The lessee gave no writen notice of vacating but did give a 15 day verbal notice. Terms of contract state a 45 day written notice. Also, the dwelling was not left in a ”good state” of condition. They indicated they did not want their deposit back, but would not pay us any more money. They moved out & called to Jan 1 to tell us where the keys are located which we have collected. Are we are entitled to 1 more months rent? We will need about $450 to repair & clean the house. Since the contract says ‘written notice’ can we hold them to it?
Language for warranties vs.
Language for warranties vs. indemnification
Could you please explain the differnce between the language in warranties versus the language used in an indemnification?
corporation & identity theft Recently, my identity information was stolen by an…
corporation & identity theft
Recently, my identity information was stolen by an employee of a major corporation. They claim they have no responsibility and are offering $162 in fee reimbursement in exchange for a hold harmless/final. While I have no plans for future claims, is the company responsible for further charges or anything? I would love to find a resource page regarding this. I live in Georgia.