I was losing my home in a foreclosure proceeding, so my accountant recommended and investor/mortgage broker to help purchase it out of foreclosure. Our contract specified we''d rent our home for 12 mos. then purchase it back at an agreed upon price. At the conclusion of the 12 mos., he stated we''d need to wait another yr to purchase, but we signed no contract. I continued to pay rent each mo. until I was delivered a notice that he was going through foreclosure. He has since brought his account current. He informed me that he can''t get me financed, and is likely to sell the home to someone else, but still wants me to pay the back rent. He sent a notice to quit specifying 4 days notice of when I''m supposed to vacate. Colorado statutes say 3 mos notice is required for tenancies over 1 year, and 10 days for 1 mo-6 mo leases. I feel he has breached some ethical areas, but my immediate question is "how much notice must he afford me in writing - 3 mos or 10 days? It can''t be 4 days, right?"