Official New York Lease Agreements:
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Official New York Eviction Notices:
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In the state of New York, landlords and tenants are subject to distinct rental laws. Additionally, disclosures required in New York City vary from requirements in the rest of the state. If you’re a landlord or a tenant living in New York, complete official lease agreements and eviction notices for the state of New York above and familiarize yourself with the state’s common rental laws below.
New York Landlord Laws (Article 7):
Landlord Access: No Notice Required
Month-to-Month Lease Termination: 1 Month’s Notice (§ 232-b)
Security Deposit Maximum: No Maximum
Security Return: Reasonable Timeframe
New York Eviction Laws:
Non-Payment of Rent: 3 Days (§ 711.2)
Free Version (Lease Agreement):
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Free Version (Eviction Notice):
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0:00 Intro:
0:13 Standard Lease Agreement:
0:27 Month-To-Month Lease:
0:45 Required Disclosures:
1:25 LandLord Access:
1:35 Security Deposit Laws:
2:01 Eviction Laws:
