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  • I think the original notice was illegal depending on were you live. But get it in writing(stay as long as you want) considering the original was a somewhat legal document. That second one if in writing can come back to haunt that person....LOL.
  • The written notice is the only legal notice. The verbal would have to be proved with a wittness and you would probably have to take them to court to get any extra days. Unfortunately the courts do not move that quickly. Find out who the "new" owner is and see if they will "rent" to you for the 7 days difference. Otherwise, a storage unit (or POD) can be used for the week and you will have to find another place for a few days, or you can talk to who ever you are renting from next and see if you can move early. You would be surprised how often this really does happen. Most people will work with you in these cases. Also if you paid a full month on the 7th, the landlord owes you a refund for the 24th through the 7th if you leave. I would file in small claims for the extra days and see what happens.
  • No, in Real Estate everything needs to be in writing, if there is any sort of issue regarding the property and your right to occupy it you wouldn't be able to prove the verbal exchange but there would be proof of the written 30 day notice.

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