Tenants Rights.
My lease expired on May 1, 2015. My landlord has not presented a new lease for renewal. I plan on moving out. Can I do that? How many days notice do I give my landlord that I'm moving out?
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John Hopkins ·
As a tenant remaining in the property after the expiration of the lease, you would likely be deemed a tenant-at-will, as such you are required to give a 30 day notice. However, if your lease provides a different metric for termination, you should probably follow that. What does the lease state about termination, if anything?
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Michael David BirchmoreDUI / DWI AttorneyBlue Ridge, GA ·
None if the lease has expired. You will owe for the days you have stayed. I hope I'm right on this. Others will correct me if I'm not.
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