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How do i professionally not renew a lease in massachusettes?

Colin Foley
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I have a tenant that i inherited when i purchased the property, she is a good tenant, but the apartment is need in need of a serious overhaul. I just want to go about not renewing our month to month lease profesionally and legally. In our lease i need to provide written notice 30 days in advance. What type of "written document" should i provide to go about this?

Is there anything else to consider in these situations?

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Masslandlords.net is the best resource for the documents your looking for.  You will find the forms you need to and also blog post on the steps to take 

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