Selling Rental Property
Presently, I rent my duplex on a month to month basis. I just received an offer that I can’t refuse. How much time do I have to give my tenants to move?

I have a tenant that never signed a lease, they are on month to month,, on a winter rental, my property is a seasonal rental, and as of June 1, i will start losing 1000. per week,,, I have sent a letter, giving the tenants 30 days notice to vacate,, and the time was up in March, and they have no intention of leaving, of course they dont want to leave, they have a great deal on a 2 bedrooom apt. less than one block to beach,,, how do i get them out.

If i send them a certified letter, telling them that thier present verbal month to month lease has ended and as of june 1st , offering a written lease, of 1000.00 a week and if they do not sign it or reply,, can i hold them accountable for the 1000.00 per week until they finally vacate?

Also, when they moved in, i was living on the first floor unit, I have two units, and I did not place thier security in a interest bearing account,, that is ok, right,,

commercial lease month to month
I have been in a lease for 15+ years. 9 months ago my lease expired and I assume I am now month to month. My landlord did not inform me of this. I located a new location to move to (new construction) and when I thought I was going to move, I gave 30 days written notice to the property manager (who also happens to be the law office manager of the landlord). I was unable to move when expected and notified the manager again, in person and in writing that I would be leaving. I have now vacated the premises and cleaned the space. A walkthrough was performed with the building super. I have now received notice from the landlord that I did not give notice so I am responsible for 2 more months rent and several thousand dollars of repairs (including repainting). I have maintained the property independently for 15+ years. I have always dealt with the law office manager on issues regarding the property. My question is…do I have to notify the landlord directly or, as has been the case for 15+ years, can I give written notice to the office manager? Also, am I responsible for repainting and refinishing the floors ($5,200)?