Mistakenly, I assumed that the SHRM-SCP would be the same. I didnât study as I had just taught the prep class for the PHR and SPHR. I figured if I didnât know the material, I shouldnât pass anyway! So, I registered to take the exam for free as an instructor for a SHRM Educational Partner (a local college).
Prudent landlords usually keep old leases for six or seven years. Legal obligations associated with the landlord-tenant relationship don't automatically end when the lease agreement ends.
Posted June 3, 2013 3:00pm. I am going to agree with my colleagues here. The landlord can force you out if you do not sign a new lease. The amount of time required is a another story. If the lease is not expired, the landlord must give you at least 60 days notice. There is nothing retaliatory in this; unless of course, you reported a problem with the property - in writing I hope - to either him or to the appropriate governmental authority. Then, this would PROBABLY be illegal.