What’s going on?

This topic was created in the Tarot forum by MyStarsShine on Thursday, February 24, 2022 and has 13 replies.

Reasons for Delay in Landlord Termination Notice

The delay in receiving a termination notice may be due to legal notice periods, administrative processes, or landlord decision timelines. It is important to understand local landlord tenant laws and communicate directly with your landlord for clarity on the situation.

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I asked from my landlords perspective (not mine) what the situation was with me being asked to leave my home.

I’ve been waiting for the termination notice to come through but nothing yet and was wondering why the delay?

Thanks

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I’m used to viewing the page of wands as good news.

Maybe after a period of reflection of him knowing he may hurt people, he’s decided to change his mind.

Or

After a period of reflection, he will pull the trigger, kick everyone and be childish about it.

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It’s possible he doesn’t want to wait the mandatory 90 day notice for you to leave and has listed the property as a ‘tenant comes with’.

If I’m you’d I’d contact him for an update and also let him know you need a physical letter for the termination.

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Posted by DMV

I’m used to viewing the page of wands as good news.

Maybe after a period of reflection of him knowing he may hurt people, he’s decided to change his mind.

Or

After a period of reflection, he will pull the trigger, kick everyone and be childish about it.

I agree the page wands is usually good news but he isn’t the best of people so we’ll see

Thank you D 👍

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Posted by LadyNeptune

It’s possible he doesn’t want to wait the mandatory 90 day notice for you to leave and has listed the property as a ‘tenant comes with’.

If I’m you’d I’d contact him for an update and also let him know you need a physical letter for the termination.

He has to give me 180 days as I’ve been here for over 5 yrs.

Also he’s not allowed to show anyone around whilst I’m living here

I’ve been advised to make no contact with him, so will sit tight

Thanks Neptune for the input

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Posted by MyStarsShine

Posted by LadyNeptune

It’s possible he doesn’t want to wait the mandatory 90 day notice for you to leave and has listed the property as a ‘tenant comes with’.

If I’m you’d I’d contact him for an update and also let him know you need a physical letter for the termination.

He has to give me 180 days as I’ve been here for over 5 yrs.

Also he’s not allowed to show anyone around whilst I’m living here

I’ve been advised to make no contact with him, so will sit tight

Thanks Neptune for the input

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100% don't contact especially if your not in a good place there communication wise.

Obviously we are in different countries so things are probably really different. I just remember on my house hunt seeing properties where the tenant came with the purchase and you had to bid site unseen (aside from photos) or only with access to part of the property to not intrude on the existing tenant. And I rented a duplex once where the new owner had inherited the other tenants contract with the purchase. So it is a possibility as to why you haven't received a termination letter if he plans to list the property to include the current tenant.

Honestly at this point it is his problem. He may have decided not to sell after all. Who knows.

The longer he waits to send that letter, the longer you have there.

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Posted by LadyNeptune

Posted by MyStarsShine

Posted by LadyNeptune

It’s possible he doesn’t want to wait the mandatory 90 day notice for you to leave and has listed the property as a ‘tenant comes with’.

If I’m you’d I’d contact him for an update and also let him know you need a physical letter for the termination.

He has to give me 180 days as I’ve been here for over 5 yrs.

Also he’s not allowed to show anyone around whilst I’m living here

I’ve been advised to make no contact with him, so will sit tight

Thanks Neptune for the input

100% don't contact especially if your not in a good place there communication wise.

Obviously we are in different countries so things are probably really different. I just remember on my house hunt seeing properties where the tenant came with the purchase and you had to bid site unseen (aside from photos) or only with access to part of the property to not intrude on the existing tenant. And I rented a duplex once where the new owner had inherited the other tenants contract with the purchase. So it is a possibility as to why you haven't received a termination letter if he plans to list the property to include the current tenant.

Honestly at this point it is his problem. He may have decided not to sell after all. Who knows.

The longer he waits to send that letter, the longer you have there.

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Yes its quite different here Neptune, the good thing is the tenant is well protected

Thanks, yes the longer he hesitates, the longer i have