New York Landlords Legal Forms

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Any lease violation may result in a landlord sending a notice to correct the violation, including paying late rent. This gives the tenant 3 days to comply. If that fails, the landlord should send a Notice to Cure or Terminate. This gives the tenant 10 days to comply or leave. If that fails, the landlord should file a holdover suit with the housing or district court. The landlord may also file a Notice to Quit within 30 days or to have a court hearing. New York also offers an alternative by holding a mediation session. If a court agrees to termination, then the law enforcement officers concerned will handle all proceedings.

 

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New York Notice to Quit Forms

Notice to Quit – Give Possession to Landlord – for Nonpayment of Rent – Past Due Rent

3 Day Demand for Rent (for nonpayment cases)
First the landlord must give the Tenant a written demand for the overdue rent which warns the Tenant that they will be evicted if they do not pay. This warning must be delivered to the Tenant at least 3 days before the landlord can file a Court Petition for Eviction (see below). It is highly recommended that this notice be “served” using one of the methods below under “Serving the Tenant.”

Notice of Termination (for holdover cases)
The “Notice of Termination” is used to evict a tenant for reasons other than non-payment of rent, such as remaining after the lease has expired, damaging the property, criminal activity, etc. If a landlord needs to evict a “squatter” or someone who was simply staying with them and not paying rent, the landlord needs to serve them with a written Notice of Termination that gives them 10 days notice to leave. If the person to be evicted is an actual Tenant, they are to be given 30 days notice to leave (or one full “rental term,” usually from the 1st to the end of the month). This means they need to usually be served before the 1st of the month.

3 Day Demand for Rent (BEFORE ACTION IS TAKEN)

First the landlord must give the Tenant a written demand for the overdue rent which warns the Tenant that they will be evicted if they do not pay. This warning must be delivered to the Tenant at least 3 days before the landlord can file a Court Petition for Eviction (see below). It is highly recommended that this notice be “served” using one of the methods below under “Serving the Tenant.”

 

Notice of Termination (for holdover cases)

The “Notice of Termination” is used to evict a tenant for reasons other than non-payment of rent, such as remaining after the lease has expired, damaging the property, criminal activity, etc. If a landlord needs to evict a “squatter” or someone who was simply staying with them and not paying rent, the landlord needs to serve them with a written Notice of Termination that gives them 10 days notice to leave. If the person to be evicted is an actual Tenant, they are to be given 30 days notice to leave (or one full “rental term,” usually from the 1st to the end of the month). This means they need to usually be served before the 1st of the month.

 

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Landlord Tenant / Rental Agreement Forms

The New York Rental Agreement

New York Residential Landlord Tenant Rental Lease Forms and Agreements Package

Description
Both the New York Term Lease AND the New York Month-to-Month Lease are featured in this Package, with other essential forms for managing the landlord-tenant relationship, including:

New York State-Specific Residential Lease (Term), New York State-Specific Residential Lease (Month-to-Month), Lease Application, Salary Verification, Reference Check Consent, Pre and Post Inventory Checklist, Lead Paint Disclosure, Welcome Letter, Rent Warning Letter, Rent Termination Notice, Lease-End Closing Statement.

 

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Related to Landlord Tenant

• Eviction Questionnaire for Tenants
• Landlord Tenant Relationship Questionnaire for Landlords
• Landlord Tenant Relationship Questionnaire for Tenants
• Security Deposit for a Lease

 

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