What can you do if u get an eviction notice from your apartment landlord how can you fight it ?
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Read More Answered By: Robert F. Cohen |
It depends on the reason the notice was given. If it's for failure to pay rent, pay the rent within the three-day period. If it's because of nuisance, then you should stop doing whatever it is that's annoying other people. If it's just because he or she wants you out, you might be entitled to a 30-day or 60-day notice, depending on your longevity in the rental unit. In some areas, rental units are subject to rent control or rent stabilization ordinances. So check with the city's rent board, if one exists. |
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