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Posted by me on September 04, 2001 at 23:59:00:

In Reply to: Re: noisy landlord posted by Provost on September 04, 2001 at 20:16:47:

All rights except the right to remain as a tenant. In other words, no rights. Landlords can and do evict tenants for any and no reason--up to and including complaining about noise.

: ::month to month=no rights

: WRONG.

: Why do so many people here assert that month to month tenants have 'no rights'? They have the same rights under law as any tenant.

: The fact is that some tenants have good reasons to prefer the flexibility of a month to month agreement, and some landlords want that flexibility too. Not everyone's needs are met by a standard one year lease. And the type of lease does not affect anyone's rights.

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: All rights except the right to remain as a tenant. In other words, no rights. Landlords can and do evict tenants for any and no reason--up to and including complaining about noise. 

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: : ::month to month=no rights

: : WRONG.

: : Why do so many people here assert that month to month tenants have 'no rights'?  They have the same rights under law as any tenant.

: : The fact is that some tenants have good reasons to prefer the flexibility of a month to month agreement, and some landlords want that flexibility too.  Not everyone's needs are met by a standard one year lease.  And the type of lease does not affect anyone's rights.


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