How Tenancies End
Tenancies can end in a variety of ways. For example, a lease might expire, a tenant might leave early, or a landlord might decide to not renew a month-to-month rental agreement.
Handling The End of Tenancies
Handling The End of Tenancies
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Tenancy Terminations for Nonpayment of Rent
When you don't pay rent, your landlord can terminate your tenancy.
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Q&A: How Can I Collect Unpaid Rent From a Tenant Who Moves Out?
What do you do about unpaid rent when the tenant moves out?
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How do you protect your rights and interests when your roommate moves out before your lease or rental agreement has ended?
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My Tenant Left Behind Some Things, Can I Sell Them?
How to handle a tenant’s abandoned property.
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State Laws on Handling Abandoned Property
Where to find your state's law on how landlords must deal with a tenant's abandoned property.
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