Do you know if under law a sixty day notice on a month to month lease is holdable? I am living in an unbearable situation of slum lord. Our building is infested with bed bugs, cockroaches, mice and unpleasant tenants. I’ve had two attempted break ins. The land lord also over charged me for late rent by 80 dollars.

I have given my notice of leaving but was told that I must give 60 days notice or I lose my deposit. This is a month to month lease, can I bring them to court also will it stand up in the court of law?

We signed a lease with a rental agent and the owner sold the house
We signed a years lease with a property agent but the owner
sold the house to a resort and now they want us to go to a month to month. The property agent now says she didnt have the legal right to sign the lease. We have only lived here
for a month. We can not afford to move. We have a new baby.
Do we have any legal rights in this manner. We are also afraid they are going to make up something to evict us.
The lease says if they evict us we have to pay off the lease. Can you help us?
Thank You,
Greg Ellingson

eviction
I have a tenant who has no lease, he has been on a month to month basis. he is behind 800.00 to date. we drew up a payment arrangement with the stipulation if a payment was missed it resulted in a 48 hr. eviction, this agreement was notarized and signed by us both. can i have him vacate with this or would i still need a writ?

Notice to Vacate Requirements
On 06/01/05, my lease expired and we moved to a month to month lease. I had previously informed my landlord in a detailed conversation that we had that it was my intent to vacate on 07/31/2005. However on 06/07/2005 when the issue came up again, she informed me that in spite of the conversation that we had, and of the fact that she was aware of my intent to move out on 07/31/2005, due to the fact that she had not received a 60 day written notice to vacate by 05/31/2005, we were obligated for the rent through the end of August. She indicated that even though we were now on a month-to-month basis, the lease indicated that we were still required to give a 60 days notice. However, according to Minnesota Statute 504B, since we are no longer under contractual obligation as the lease ended on 06/01/05 we are considered “Tenants-at-will”, and as such 504B indicates are only required to provide a 30 day written notice to vacate. Since there is a conflict between the lease terms which require a 60 days notice to vacate and Minnesota Statute 504B which requires a 30 days notice, it was my understanding that Minnesota Statutes would supersede the contract law. Is my understanding of the situation above correct?

Lease Confusion
When i rented my apartment 9 years ago i signed a 1 year lease after this lease expired i was not offered a renewal.

The apartment building has changed owners at least twice during my tenancy and have not been offered any kind of renewal from any owner.

By my understanding my lease became month to month after the first 1 year lease expired.

My question is this, can the current owner 9 years later (i am still living in the same apartment) with out notice suddenly give me a 1 year lease to sign which has already started and 6 months into the lease already without my knowledge?

I hope that makes sense, Thank you for your time.