My mom lives in low-income housing for the last 10 years. Violated her month to month and received a 30 day notice.?

Answer 1

Non question, which makes this a violation.

30 day notice to move on a month to month means she has 30 days to be out.

Answer 2

Unfortunately she'll have to move unless she can (perhaps) prove the violation does not exist

Answer 3

Violate lease- get evicted.

Answer 4

Rant - you did not ask a question. Aside from that, your mother caused her own grief. Too bad for her.

Answer 5

Too bad, so sad.

Find another place to live & move prior to the end of the notice period.

Source(s): FL landlord

Answer 6

She better get packing.

Answer 7

Low-income housing...what kind exactly? I assume not rent stabilized or anything like that...since those are generally only annual leases...

She probably has 30 days to move...most likely.

Good Luck.

Answer 8

And the question is....

...can she be given a 30 day notice on a month to month?

Yes. She didn't have to violate the rental agreement for the landlord to give her notice to vacate, on a month to month. There is no lease on a month to month.

A violation of a rental agreement would not be handled with a notice to vacate. It would trigger a 'Cure or Quit' notice of 3 to 5 days, depending on state law. Stop doing whatever the violation is or leave, within the stated time period. If neither is done, eviction follows.

Answer 9

You didn't really ask a question, and if it was month-to-month, that means they can evict her after a MONTH, which is around 30 days.

Answer 10

Thank you for telling us.

• Tavy

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  You made a statement not a Q we could answer