WILL I NEED TO GIVE ANY NOTICE WHEN I'M GOING TO MOVE? - Yes of course, and it must be in writing and follow certain procedures. It has to be given a minimum of 30 days in advance and we need to receive it at the begriming of the month... not in the middle.

Here is the excerpt from the Lease Agreement as it pertains to termination:

TERMINATION
This Agreement, upon completion of term, may be terminated by either party hereto giving to the other party not less than thirty (30) days prior notice in writing on or before the first day of any given calendar month. Failure of either party to notify shall result in a month to month tenancy under the terms and conditions of this lease. This Agreement may be terminated at anytime by the owner or management company with 30 days written notice given to the LESSEE should the owner elect to put the property up for sale or be involved in a transaction to sell the property. In the event of court action, reasonable attorney’s fees, collection and processing fees may be awarded to the prevailing party and the losing party hereby obligates him/herself to pay same. If improper notice or no notice to vacate is given by LESSEE, LESSEE is liable for prorated rent until lawful termination and LESSOR may deduct this from the Damage/Security deposit on hand, or collect any monies due by other lawful means.

**This clause is subject to change without notice. Be sure and read your lease agreement and understand it in its entirety.

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