[NJ] [NJ] How many days’ notice do I have to give my month-to-month tenant?
I have a tenant in NJ. No lease. I’m selling the house. I plan on giving her a 30-day vacate letter.
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In New Jersey, if there’s no written lease and the tenant has been there more than a year, you should give 60 days’ written notice to terminate the tenancy (30 days is generally for under a year). Since your tenant has been in place for 2 years, give 60 days’ notice (N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.2(f)). If they don’t vacate after that, you’d proceed with an eviction filing. Does that make sense?
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I have a tenant in NJ. No lease. I’m selling the house. I plan on giving her a 30-day vacate letter.
Lexi, Chatbot
Have you discussed moving out with the tenant yet?
No.
Lexi, Chatbot
How long has the tenant lived there without a lease?
Two years.
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Anything else the landlord-tenant lawyer should know?
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Dan
Hi, I’m Daniel, a licensed lawyer. What’s your main concern right now?
I have a tenant, no written lease (oral lease). I’m selling the house. Should I give her 30 or 60 days’ notice to vacate?
Dan
In New Jersey, if there’s no written lease and the tenant has been there more than a year, you should give 60 days’ written notice to terminate the tenancy (30 days is generally for under a year). Since your tenant has been in place for 2 years, give 60 days’ notice (N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.2(f)). If they don’t vacate after that, you’d proceed with an eviction filing. Does that make sense?
Yes, thanks.
Dan
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