If you paid the rent every month, roughly every 30 days, then you were obligated to give the owner a written 30-day notice.

Under the Servicemembers’ Civil Relief Act, a tenant who must move can give his landlord a 30-day notice, which will end the tenancy 30 days after the rent is next due.

A A tenant in a month-to-month rental agreement situation most certainly has the right to give a 30-Day Notice to Vacate. You don’t need to provide any reason for your decision.

As a month-to-month tenant, she is required to give you a 30-day written notice of termination, and she is responsible for rent during that 30-day period, whether she stayed there or not.

In the situation you described, the landlord did not want you to remain a tenant so he or she immediately returned the rent that exceeded your 30-day notice.

Notice to vacate: After an eviction order is filed, the sheriff’s department delivers a “notice to vacate,” giving the tenant five days to move out.

Unless your tenants agree on a shorter time, this notice must be served 30 days before the change. However, if the change is a rent increase of more than 10 percent, the advance notice must be 60 ...

A city spokesperson said tenants at the Lamplighter Inn have been given a 30-day vacate notice, but tenants say it’s the first time hearing this.

Under this law, a landlord must either return your security deposit or send you written notice why it is not being returned, within thirty days after you move out.

Younge granted the tenants 30 more days to move Friday morning, after originally only giving a week's notice because of dangerous living conditions.