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Chris Sukala
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How long in Wisconsin

Chris Sukala
  • Rockford, IL
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How long does a person have before they have to vacate if the landlord does not want him to stay. Friend lives in Wisconsin and his landlord said he does not have to give him any notice. He’s paid up through end of August. Landlord just told him 2 days ago he’s has to be out by the first.

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Scott Schultz
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most leases roll over to be month to month automatically if a new lease is not signed, but if month to month a 28 day notice is required, tenant must still pay for the time they are still there. when a tenant is M2M the landlord may choose to not renew for any reason or no reason at all, many tenants dont get that a lease works both ways, its an agreement between both parties. 

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