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I have a month-to-month ( verbal ) rental agreeement ( there is no
lease, in other words ). Also, there is no security deposit.
This is in North Carolina.
I believe since there is no lease that the landlord can indeed
"terminate the rental agreement", but I also believe that :
1) the notice must be written on paper ( he sent me notice via email )
2) that I am entitled to 30 days notice, and that the 30 days begins the
day I receive the written notice.
Bottom line : I have paid rent for April already, and I can't afford to
pay rent for April again. In other words, what WILL work for me is to
either get a refund for the April rent ( this is unlikely ) or to stay
here until my rent runs out, and move on that day.
Note : I am NOT interested in trying to stay in this apartment. This
landlord is not mentally stable, and all this is a situation best gotten
away from ( of course if the landlord will refund the rent for April, on
a pro rata basis, I will move immediately ).
What are my rights ? ( and I don't want to be bothered taking this guy
to court, I just want the path of least resistance OUT of here, without
being screwed out of rent I have paid ).
thanks in advance,
- Ed
PS - feel free to email me.
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