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Karen Griffith
  • Wholesaler
  • Newark, NJ
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New Jersey Eviction

Karen Griffith
  • Wholesaler
  • Newark, NJ
Posted

Hello All!

I've searched up and down BP and the worldwide web; I am trying to determine if serving my month to month section 8 tenant with a notice to quit sufficient. I am getting mix information. I've consulted with a lawyer and from our discussion seems that I am able to issue them with a 30-day notice (I am trying to be courtesies and give them 40) but as per the tenants' case manager I need to give them 60-days. He also stated the following "You must have good proof of why you are not renewing the lease. But you have a contract with DCA that does not end unless mutually agreed upon by tenant and landlord."

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