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Release tenant at end of lease

Raul Tirado
  • Stony Point, NY
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I've been having an issue with a tenant (property in Queens, NY) who is constantly late with the rent.  The lease expires in April and I do not plan to renew the lease.  This is my first time dealing with a problem tenant and I want to make sure I follow all the NYC rules.  I would appreciate any suggestions for the forum how best to handle the situation.

Thanks!

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    Andrew B.
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    you're going to have to research your local laws. typically, you need to give 30 days notice and one full rental cycle. this means to get them out by April 30, you must serve notice of non-renewal by March 31. it is possible that your state laws are 60 days or it is possible your lease states 60 days even though your local laws are 30.

    go by your lease and local laws. first step is find your local laws, and learn them forward and backwards. they are necessary for proper operation of your business

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