Is it legal for a landlord to evict a tenant based upon the premise that the tenant's baby disturbs other tenants at night with loud crying.
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Read More Answered By: George Shers |
Why not? The other tenants might decide to leave to find a quite place to live. If the noises are not really loud, there may be insufficent grounds. If you are on a month to month tenacy, the landord can give you thirty days notice and does not have to give a reason. |
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