When Can A Landlord End A Lease?
- At the end of a written lease.
- When a tenant does not pay rent.
- When a tenant damages the property.
- Landlord can end a month to month lease at any time but landlord must give a one month written notice to tenant.
- When a tenant violates a condition of a written lease.
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