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Posted by dennis_nj on December 19, 2001 at 23:02:23:

In Reply to: Re: Getting My Deposit Back--We Need A New Lease posted by John F. on December 19, 2001 at 18:53:33:

: The landlord does not have to prepare a new lease if he does not want to. If not then it becomes a standard month to month tenancy. This allows the tenants to be able to move out on a month's notice, but LL can't ask tenants to move out without a legal reason.

in a free-market apartment, (non-stabilized, non-controlled, non-regulated), landlords and tenants both have the same option, to stop the tenancy with 30 days for ANY legal reason. a 'legal' reason defined can mean the landlord just doesn't want to rent to you anymore, or no reason at all. that's the beauty (for a landlord) of a month-to-month tenancy.

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: : The landlord does not have to prepare a new lease if he does not want to. If not then it becomes a standard month to month tenancy. This allows the tenants to be able to move out on a month's notice, but LL can't ask tenants to move out without a legal reason.

: in a free-market apartment, (non-stabilized, non-controlled, non-regulated), landlords and tenants both have the same option, to stop the tenancy with 30 days for ANY legal reason. a 'legal' reason defined can mean the landlord just doesn't want to rent to you anymore, or no reason at all. that's the beauty (for a landlord) of a month-to-month tenancy. 


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