How many days after sending a certified letter about repairs do they have b4 you break a lease?
I AM NOT an attorney. I AM NOT a real estate broker or sales person. You don’t break any lease at any time. A lease is a legal, binding agreement. The certified letter only makes sure you have a record of bringing that particular matter or series of concerns to the landlord’s and/or agent’s attention. If you havre a problem with what the landlord is or isn’t doing, you should send an e-mail AND a certified letter AND a 1st class letter to the landlord or the landlord’s agent. You should also mail an exact duplicate of that letter back to yourself. You don’t open that letter. IF the case goes to court, you have proof positive you sent a letter to the landlord or the landlord’s agent bringing that particular concern or series of concerns to the lanorfd’s and the landlord’s agent’s attention. The time period for correcting a problem should be the same as for any other notice. EXAMPLES: If your lease has a 30 days provision for notification of canvelling the lease at the end of the lease t
