Both parties are bound to the lease and would be in default if they terminate prior.

-In response to the tenant's notice of early termination, I would have delivered a "Landlord's Response to Tenant's Notice of Early Termination", wherein I would state that I am relying on the tenant's notice of early termination, and such, am requiring that they vacate on the date they gave notice and that in reliance to their notice, you are re-renting the property with the expectation that they are vacating as they have given notice. 

However, given the acceptance of my rent payment for the entire month, I am assuming that this implies an extension of my tenancy through the end of July and hence I canceled the reservations I had made with the moving company.As I am now a month-to-month tenant, please confirm whether you will be providing a proper notice period if my tenancy is to be terminated.

The job in Hawaii terminates in December of 2024, so to meet the <60 day requirement for VA loans, I need to close around September-November.

NJ is also a just cause state so to terminate the lease you need to have a reason, not sure if that applies to month to month tenants.

We have since terminated the relationship with this firm and have reinforced our standard operating procedures to lessen the likelihood of a similar occurrence.

I have good luck with them and they have low battery warnings but things can still happen. 

I would give them a 30 day notice of termination and expect them to leave.

Just prepared to run those numbers with their buyer commission, as that will be changing.Third, the property manager should be the driving force behind how and where you invest in the long term. In

Yes, my lease has everything but the early termination clause.