What is the name of your state? New York
We are passed our 60 day notification period for our lease term. There is no automatic renewal clause on the lease except: "Acceptance of the rent after the expiration of that term shall be considered a renewal for the term of one month only and for successive periods of one month only unless otherwise agreed to in writing." I thought that our landlord is also responsible to contact his tenants before the 60-day notification period to inform them of that in fact (which he has not done)? Are we then able to a) make another arrangement with our landlord to renew our lease for a term longer than month-to-month, or b) move out at the end of the lease term without any liability or obligation to the landlord BESIDES the loss of our security deposit? If we were to renew our rental agreement with our landlord, is he able to increase the amount that we pay for rent as determined on our current lease?
Also, the last clause on the lease states that there are other riders that we should be aware of and have signed: Move-in/Move-out inspection sheet, smoke detector notice, drug use, and the lead based paint rider--all of which were never given to us to sign. I am not positive but I'm pretty sure in New York State that failure to provide just the lead-based paint rider is an automatic void to our current lease. If our landlord ever gave us a hassle about moving out at the end of our term, can that be used to re-negotiate a new lease (if he agrees) or get back our security deposit if we move out?
He hasn't made any effort to let us know that he will re-let the space, meaning we haven't gotten notification from him that he would like to show it to possible new tenants, he hasn't called to ask us. If he accepts rent after our lease term, and decides that the following month he wants new tenants, does he have to give us 30 or 60 days to move?
Thank you.
We are passed our 60 day notification period for our lease term. There is no automatic renewal clause on the lease except: "Acceptance of the rent after the expiration of that term shall be considered a renewal for the term of one month only and for successive periods of one month only unless otherwise agreed to in writing." I thought that our landlord is also responsible to contact his tenants before the 60-day notification period to inform them of that in fact (which he has not done)? Are we then able to a) make another arrangement with our landlord to renew our lease for a term longer than month-to-month, or b) move out at the end of the lease term without any liability or obligation to the landlord BESIDES the loss of our security deposit? If we were to renew our rental agreement with our landlord, is he able to increase the amount that we pay for rent as determined on our current lease?
Also, the last clause on the lease states that there are other riders that we should be aware of and have signed: Move-in/Move-out inspection sheet, smoke detector notice, drug use, and the lead based paint rider--all of which were never given to us to sign. I am not positive but I'm pretty sure in New York State that failure to provide just the lead-based paint rider is an automatic void to our current lease. If our landlord ever gave us a hassle about moving out at the end of our term, can that be used to re-negotiate a new lease (if he agrees) or get back our security deposit if we move out?
He hasn't made any effort to let us know that he will re-let the space, meaning we haven't gotten notification from him that he would like to show it to possible new tenants, he hasn't called to ask us. If he accepts rent after our lease term, and decides that the following month he wants new tenants, does he have to give us 30 or 60 days to move?
Thank you.