Property Management
Vermont's 'no-cause eviction' process requires the landlord to:
AImmediately obtain a court order
BProvide the statutory notice period (30 or 60 days depending on tenancy length) before filing for eviction✓ Correct
CProve the tenant has violated the lease
DObtain VREC approval before proceeding
Explanation
Vermont law allows landlords to terminate tenancies without cause (no-cause eviction) only upon providing proper advance notice — 30 days for shorter tenancies and 60 days for tenancies of two or more years — before filing any legal proceedings.
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