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Jon S.
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How to determine final day to give 2 wks notice to landlord

Jon S.
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Tenant lease converted to month to month so they must give 2 weeks notice. The 1st is the date when rent is due. Today Feb 15th I received notice they are moving out on Feb 28. I’m not sure but is that providing less than 2 weeks notice? The calculation depends whether two weeks is from the first day of the month or the last day the month. Anyone know how it’s calculated? Thank you

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    Nick C.
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    The rule in Florida for month to month leases is no less than 15 days. If you got notice today, they are 1 day short of that since February has 28 days. 

    A question I would ask you is do you really want to try to keep them in there another month because of a technicality? If it were me I'd rather them move out under good circumstances than have any ill will towards me, or more importantly, the property... 

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