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Q: We moved into a condo turned rental unit last October. Now they have switched back to Condo and we have to move out
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answered on Jul 8, 2011

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Q: If you only have a month to month lease and the tenant dont pay rent do i have to go to court to evict her
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answered on Jul 8, 2011

Yes. You may also want to give 30 days notice in the event that there is a dispute concerning whether the payment was made or there is a claim that the place is inhabitable and therefore rent is not owed..

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