Fair Housing Act: Federal law prohibiting discrimination in housing transactions, including rental terminations, based on protected characteristics such as race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, or national origin

Americans with Disabilities Act: Federal law ensuring equal rights and access for persons with disabilities, which may affect the notice requirements if the tenant has a disability

Civil Rights Act: Federal legislation prohibiting discrimination and ensuring equal treatment under the law, which must be considered when terminating tenancies

State Landlord-Tenant Laws: State-specific laws governing the landlord-tenant relationship, including requirements for terminating periodic tenancies and notice periods

Notice Period Requirements: State-mandated minimum time periods required for notice (typically 30-60 days), which vary by jurisdiction and type of tenancy

Notice Format Requirements: State-specific requirements for the format, content, and delivery method of the notice to quit

Municipal Housing Codes: Local regulations governing housing standards and requirements that may affect the termination process

Rent Control Ordinances: Local laws regulating rent increases and providing additional tenant protections, which may affect the ability to terminate a periodic tenancy

Periodic Tenancy Type: Classification of the tenancy (month-to-month, week-to-week) which affects notice requirements and timing

Lease Terms: Specific provisions in the existing lease agreement regarding notice requirements and termination procedures

Property Identification: Legal requirements for properly identifying the rental property and parties involved in the notice to quit

Notice Timing: Requirements for aligning notice periods with rental payment periods, often mandated by state law