Accepted Notice
5 posters
Page 1 of 1
Accepted Notice
An acquaintance asked a question for which I didn't have an answer.
If leasing a condo at the Lake, what might be the the acceptable notification timing for informing the owner that one didn't intend to renew the existing annual lease? They intend to move back to the US and wish to be considerate towards the owners.
If leasing a condo at the Lake, what might be the the acceptable notification timing for informing the owner that one didn't intend to renew the existing annual lease? They intend to move back to the US and wish to be considerate towards the owners.
Rory2u- Share Holder
- Posts : 99
Join date : 2021-10-07
Re: Accepted Notice
That should be covered in the lease, if so what does it say.
DaveP- Share Holder
- Posts : 773
Join date : 2010-04-05
Location : San Antonio Tlayacapan
Humor : A little English
Re: Accepted Notice
A minimum of two months notice is the norm. That is the standard that rental agencies like Access Lake Chapala use for long term rentals. That said, there are always circumstances under which the landlord and tenant can come to a mutual agreement if needed.
ferret- Share Holder
- Posts : 10353
Join date : 2010-05-23
Re: Accepted Notice
It's in the renter's best interest to discuss this with the owner sooner rather than later if they want to get their security deposit back.
BisbeeGal- Share Holder
- Posts : 2361
Join date : 2020-03-14
Re: Accepted Notice
BisbeeGal wrote:It's in the renter's best interest to discuss this with the owner sooner rather than later if they want to get their security deposit back.
Getting a security deposit back in Mexico is a rarity.
rafterbr- Share Holder
- Posts : 416
Join date : 2018-07-29
ferret, addtocart, Plan B and BisbeeGal like this post
Re: Accepted Notice
Thanks for the prompt answers! I have
passed on the recommendations.
As an aside, I am quite aware of the negative reputations earned by landlords on not returning deposits. In this case, not an issue since the owners live on the premises and are proud to be ethical folks!
passed on the recommendations.
As an aside, I am quite aware of the negative reputations earned by landlords on not returning deposits. In this case, not an issue since the owners live on the premises and are proud to be ethical folks!
Rory2u- Share Holder
- Posts : 99
Join date : 2021-10-07
Similar topics
» Sinovac and Russia vaccine not accepted in Europe
» Narco notice?
» Public Service Notice
» Social Security Notice
» CFE notice for October 5th in Riberas
» Narco notice?
» Public Service Notice
» Social Security Notice
» CFE notice for October 5th in Riberas
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum