The rental agreement is month to mont, with no lease and no written
contract.

I've already paid through April.

Am I entitled to 30 days' notice ? I think I am.

I want to leave, but I don't want to forfeit a month's rent.

WHat are my rights ?

Ed wrote:
Check yuur state laws. Most states require that what ever the agreement

that is what the time frame must be.
Month to month means you MUST be given a 30 day notice. May even be 28 but
it's still a month.

For some odd reason, in this area they use a 15 day notice and claim it's
legal.
Stay beyond that, the judge automatically grants 30.

When I first moved in here, I was told "5 day notice".
Bull#@($. State law says 28. The 5 days has to do with the maximum allowed
time for the landlord to mail a copy.
Using any search engine. plug in, your state and "eviction notices" and

what you get.
If you said what state you're in, perhaps someone can help you more
specifically.

"Richard" <Anonymous@127.001> wrote in message
news:c5d6c308fu@news4.newsguy.com...
is,
What the...? First you say 30 then you say 30 may be 28? Are your math
skills this poor, Bullis?
And of course you researched that as soon as you moved in since you had

evicted from your prior address.
see
If you get evicted again do you plan to let the money go unpaid like you

last time?