State-Specific Landlord-Tenant Laws: Primary state legislation governing the landlord-tenant relationship, including varying notice period requirements based on tenancy length and type (fixed-term vs. month-to-month). Each state has its own specific requirements.

Fair Housing Act: Federal law ensuring notice requirements are applied equally to all tenants without discrimination based on protected characteristics such as race, color, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin.

State Security Deposit Laws: State regulations that govern the handling of security deposits, including timelines for property inspection and deposit return, which often interact with notice requirements.

Military Service Members Civil Relief Act: Federal law providing special provisions for active duty military personnel, including potential early lease termination rights with modified notice requirements.

Local Municipal Codes: City or county-specific regulations that may impose additional or modified notice requirements and tenant protections beyond state law.

Lease Agreement Terms: Contractual requirements that must be considered alongside statutory requirements, ensuring compliance with both while not contradicting state law minimums.

Emergency/Special Circumstances Laws: Legislation covering exceptional situations including COVID-related provisions, domestic violence situations, and natural disasters that may affect notice requirements.