[WSBARP] Moratorium and Forfeitures

[Kaitlyn Jackson]

John -

The Moratorium requires 60 days notice of intent to sell or personally
occupy, and there's no reason I can think of that wouldn't allow that time
to run concurrently with your 10 day notice. I would just do a 60 day
notice and add reference to RCW 61.30.100 (3) language as well so that you
are effectively accomplishing both with the same notice and with the
required 60 days.

However, IF the moratorium expires, you might rescind the 60 day notice and
then go forward with a 10 day notice if it's faster.

Kaitlyn

On Tue, Dec 15, 2020 at 4:55 PM John L <johnl at ollps.com> wrote:

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> Tomorrow I will finish a contract forfeiture by recording the
> declaration.  My client wants to sell the property once the contract is
> forfeited.  RCW 61.30.100 (3) allows the seller to proceed under 59.12 to
> obtain possession.  Before Vid-19, I have provided the buyer with a 10-day
>  notice to vacate under the above section before starting an unlawful
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> I fear that giving the 10-day notice first, followed by the 60-day notice,
> may violate the Governor’s Eviction Moratorium in  *20-19.4. * I am
> considering giving some form of a 70-day hybrid notice, which provides the
> ten days and the 60-day notice in one document.  Any suggestions? It may be
> that I am overthinking this issue.
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