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How to notify tenants that their lease will not be renewed
Hi Everyone,
I am a new landlord. I was assured by the selling agent and owner when I brought the property that the tenants in the unit I wanted to occupy would move out and to a different unit. However, they refuse to move (even with discounted rent offered). Unfortunately they had just signed a lease with he previous owner so I have to wait a year to occupy the unit. With that said, I am anticipating that they may refuse to move when their lease is up. I know I have to notify them well in advance that I will not be renewing their lease. Does anyone have an example of the proper legal notice I should serve them to notify them their lease will not be renewed?
Thanks!