Landlord Notice Compliance Period
Summary
Kansas landlords must give tenants 14 days to correct lease violations. If the issue is resolved, landlords may wait the full period to confirm compliance. This is a common practice.Full Conversation
My landlord filed a *:* on me for unauthorized tenants, I resolved the issue but they're saying they won't
Hello ****, could you please provide me with your location so I can give you the most relevant information? Additionally, could you clarify what you mean by "they won't"? It would be helpful to understand what the landlord is refusing to do.
make a decision until the 14 days have passed. Is this standard practice?
Hello ****, thank you for sharing your situation. Since you haven't mentioned your location, could you please inform me where you reside so I can provide you accurate information based on your area's rental laws?
Topeka KS
In Kansas, landlords must give tenants 14 days to correct a lease violation. If the violation isn't corrected, they can terminate the lease. If you've corrected the issue, the landlord may wait until the *-day period is over to confirm compliance. This is fairly common.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions or need further clarification on this matter, feel free to ask.