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.

Answer 6

start packing...why doesn't she live with you and save taxpayer money...in my area it is about 200 more to get a home with 1 more bedroom...

Answer 7

Low income housing is just like any other housing. You violate your lease, the landlord has the right to get rid of you. A month-to-month only guarantees you a roof over your head for the next 30 days.

Answer 8

She better get packing.

Answer 9

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 10

How long she has lived there & the type of housing is irrelevant. You violate the lease = you get evicted. Pretty simple concept.