Again, check your local statutes and speak w/ an attorney4.

Either way, it is important to follow state statutes, easy to read up on, for what you are supposed to do with left over belongings.

@John WoodrichI own and have read @Mat Sorensen's book and it does contain detailed references to case law and statute numbers.

Thank you for pointing out the explicit statute!

From a personal standpoint, registering in your local state allows you to use a local attorney, but who may not know PA statutes.  

A standard lease, and also FL statute, requires a 24 hour notice UNLESS in emergencies.

@Jeremy Thompson To echo Ned's advice; Read through the AZ tax lien statutes.

I believe Arkansas is just the federal statutes, like most of the other southern states.

Delivery of notice to rental unit shall be considered proper notice to tenant(s) In the event tenant(s)s fails to comply with any provision of this lease or of the statutes of the Kansas Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, landlord may terminate tenant(s) right to possession upon giving no less than thirty (30) days’ notice in writing to tenant(s) of such default...Am I correctly interpreting the underlined statement to mean I cannot give written notice of default until the next months rent comes due? 

If the seller cannot deliver clear title or if they failed to do a prior statute enforced step...they may need to take it back and reprocess, or allow me to cancel.Just so you know if I had been the one needing to postpone closing, I could do so if agreed and if I paid $300 plus $100/day.Meanwhile, I can see that back up bids are coming in on this property that 'no one wants'.We can't list on MLS as the listing agent would need to cancel listing agreement with the bank the bank.