If you have a section 8 Tenant in New Jersey is there a specific Lease contract you need to use?

I have a Land Contract I just wrote beginning of this month.

Their contract is not up or anywhere near it.

Increasing rent is a very basic facet of this business and if you do not know this, I assume you do not know the rest of your local landlord/tenant laws. you should not proceed in this business until you fully understand your local laws, and how to operate within them. now to answer your question, any motnh to month lease, oral or written, usually requires 30 days notice and one full monthly rental cycle to change or end the contract. that means if you want to raise rent on May 1, notice needs to be given by March 31.

See my blog on The Tenant PhaseTo be a successful landlord, and maintain that excitement that you had when you first began, before you knew the ropes, you have to have all this in place, and you MUST AT ALL TIMES STICK TO THE RULES OF YOUR CONTRACT, YOUR LEASE AGREEMENT.

As far as disclosures, just get in the practice of adding “one or more parties to this transaction is a licensed real estate professional” to all of your contracts, where you are acting as a principal and not (just) a broker/agent.

The contracts were signed by myself and the seller (bank), so now I am starting the process of working with my bank for the mortgage.

Anyways, between my fiance and I we own 4, 2 unit properties (live in one unit) and we're under contract to buy another one. 

He’s letting me find a buyer but until I find one we’ll talk about contracts not sure how to tell a buyer about the home without too much detail n the home is on the mls... 

@Dan O'Neill It is good that they put everything on the table for you to evaluate before signing a contract.