Or would NJ landlord/tenant regulations entitle tenants to continue leasing? 

I don't think it's as much "old school" NC as it is "they've been schooled" with the Great Recession and project failures in these low/no growth environments.

They are not allowed to have more than that under Medicaid regulations.

I am renting a co-op which already has a contract about the rules and regulations for the tenant to sign.

It is best to always learn and keep learning because real estate laws and regulations change over time.

These limits come from the regulator for credit unions.

I also spend very little from this money as i am rolling it up to buy another property, we celebrate some, had a great dinner tonight, my annual minutes meetings are done in a tropical environment (mexico).

Our built environment, our homes, parks, schools, institutions and political bodies seem to totally ignore this goal.

Your responsibility is to provide a safe and habitable environment to your Tenant and to provide a clear path of communication such as how far out they need to give you notice of renewal or non-renewal which you have.

I agree with@Russell Brazil this is regulated by the feds(ADA).Be careful.