If given a 30 day notice by a landlord, are you responsible for rent that month?
March 24th, 2011 | 
Author: I was given a 30 day notice by my landlord at an apartment complex because they no longer wanted me there, so I left within 30 days an didn’t pay rent. Was I responsible for rent? I recently received a letter from an attorney stating that I was. Please guide me in the right direction.
Posted in Landlord Tenant Law
Yes of course, you can’t live there for free.
yes!!! if your even out before the 30 days ,unless it’s in the rental agreement that you get a prorate to move ,you must pay for what you use.
Yes, of course you are. You lived there, you owe rent.
of course. You owe for the FULL month, not just until you moved.
Of course you are, if you are living in the unit.
Of course; even if you left the second they gave you notice, you are still responsible for last month’s rent.
Pay up or they will sue you (and win).
Yes. Legally you are responsible for the full 30 days. Your choice to move out sooner is irrelevant.