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Updated almost 5 years ago, 02/06/2020

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New Landlord - help give notice to tenants

Chris Bluem
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I am a new landlord and proud owner of my first duplex house hack, will save that for its own post.

But I have tenants that are M2M, and I am looking to give them notice as I plan on renovating the unit. They have 60 day notice but sooner would be better.

Is there any specific law I need to follow or can I just type up a formal letter and drop it in their mailbox? Does it go with the first of the month or is it 60 days from notice?

Also, I’m looking for opinions on best way to handle this? Face to face, call, letter?

They are good tenants and nice people so just want to handle it the right way.

Any suggestions would be awesome, thanks!

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