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Chris L.
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May sell rental property

Chris L.
  • Triangle NC
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HI there,

I have a rental property in NJ that I may be selling. Is there a specific document that you all use to inform the tenant that they will need to move out within a month?  The tenants lease says that I have to give a 30 day notice and right now she is on a month to month as her yearly lease expired a year ago. Im going to give a 45 day notice so that the tenant has time to shop around. Is there specific protocol for letting a tenant know you will be selling or that they need to move out?Any input would be greatly appreciated. 

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Check your state landlord tenant regulations web site. They often have the forms on line or will explain what is required.

Generally it is simply a letter identifying the tenant and the property description with a statement indicating the lease will not be renewed and providing a date to move out.

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