Quote from @Sergio A. Chucaralao:
In New Jersey, if you have a yearly lease you have to give the tenant 90 days notice that you will not be renewing. You have to write the reason on why you are not renewing. To make sure your reason is a valid one. You can go to your state tenant landlord laws. If the are current with payments, the violations they have must have been addressed in the past and the tenants had to failed to comply. Amd they have to be documented. But again that is here in NJ most states are different. Hopefully this helps. Best of luck.
Appreciate that, this property is in Vermont, and the only thing I can find is if I terminate a lease, but the lease has come to an end a few months ago with no renewal signed. In the original signed lease it's states that post lease ending if landlord continues to collect rent, it will be considered month to month. I'm asking if the lease comes to an end the landlord is not going to renew, does a termination letter need to be sent out in tandem with a conversation that we are not renewing a new lease?
Holdover. Tenant must vacate the Premises and remove all of Tenant’s personal property from
the Premises before 11:59 p.m. on the date the Term expires. If Tenant fails to so vacate the Premises,
Landlord may immediately commence eviction proceedings at its sole discretion. If, after the Lease
expires, Tenant remains in possession of the Premises and continues to pay Rent without a written
agreement as to possession (and Landlord accepts such Rent), then the tenancy will be regarded as a
month-to-month tenancy, at a monthly rental of $1700.00, payable in advance, and subject to all the
terms and conditions of the Lease.
