My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Georgia. My landlord informed us on the 5th of the month that she was selling the home because she can't afford the property taxes. She then said we need to be out by the end of the month. This was done via phone. Upon review of the lease, she added a blurb that she can break the lease however it must be in writing and received by the 1st of the month. If not, then it would take effect on the first of the following month.
Since then, there have been numerous texts between the landlord and my roommate but no actual letter in the mail. Do text messages qualify as "in writing". If so, since we were notified on 9/5, we're not legally required to move until 10/31, correct?
On a sidenote, we were told an inspector was coming to check the rental so things can be fixed. We found out with the phone call that she was an appraiser taking pics. The landlord wants to do a quick sale and promised the rental would be empty.
Please help
Since then, there have been numerous texts between the landlord and my roommate but no actual letter in the mail. Do text messages qualify as "in writing". If so, since we were notified on 9/5, we're not legally required to move until 10/31, correct?
On a sidenote, we were told an inspector was coming to check the rental so things can be fixed. We found out with the phone call that she was an appraiser taking pics. The landlord wants to do a quick sale and promised the rental would be empty.
Please help
Georgia Landlord Intent to Break Lease
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