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Grant commonly sees around 60 days of advance notice, but the signed lease controls and renters should verify the exact deadline and delivery method. Properties often begin sending renewal reminders before that, which can make the decision period feel closer to 90 days. Missing the notice deadline can create unwanted month-to-month charges or an extension. HomeBase recommends putting the notice date on the calendar when the lease is signed rather than waiting for renewal season to remember it.
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