The Tradesmen Apartments

You bet we do, and we take our time. We are very thorough.

You bet we do.

You bet we do.

No. We have month-month rentals. 

You can leave anytime with proper 30-day notice of intent to move.

We can and will ask you to leave with 30 days' notice as well, for any legal reason as well. We will not hesitate. Don't mess around.

You will sign a long and detailed rental agreement. This agreement has all the information, requirements and rules for living here on our property. It is extensive. We are not playing games, and you shouldn't either.

Well, it’s not rocket science.

First off, just be respectful, kind and polite. I’m not asking you to be Gandhi, just don’t be the guy that starts arguments, is a slob, or the one who takes off his shirt wherever he goes. 

Second, live in reality. 

You should love America, too. You live here, don’t you? I don’t want to see you flying another flag or thinking you’re above a good meaty barbecue and fireworks. 

And for the love of all that’s decent, lay off the booze and drugs. 

If you think being loud and obnoxious gives you power, it doesn’t—you're just annoying. Help people out once in a while when someone needs a hand moving a couch? 

And most importantly, take care of my property.

That includes telling me when there are problems! So, I can fix them!

TITLE LV PROCEEDINGS IN SPECIAL CASES

CHAPTER 540 ACTIONS AGAINST TENANTS

Section 540:2

540:2 Termination of Tenancy. –I. 

The lessor or owner of nonrestricted property may terminate any tenancy by giving to the tenant or occupant a notice in writing to quit the premises in accordance with RSA 540:3 and 5.II. 

The lessor or owner of restricted property may terminate any tenancy by giving to the tenant or occupant a notice in writing to quit the premises in accordance with RSA 540:3 and 5, but only for one of the following reasons:

(a) Neglect or refusal to pay rent due and in arrears, upon demand.

(b) Substantial damage to the premises by the tenant, members of his household, or guests.

(c) Failure of the tenant to comply with a material term of the lease.

(d) Behavior of the tenant or members of his family which adversely affects the health or safety of the other tenants or the landlord or his representatives, or failure of the tenant to accept suitable temporary relocation due to lead-based paint hazard abatement, as set forth in RSA 130-A:8-a, I. TITLE LV PROCEEDINGS IN SPECIAL CASES

CHAPTER 540 ACTIONS AGAINST TENANTS

Section 540:2

540:2 Termination of Tenancy. –I. 

The lessor or owner of nonrestricted property may terminate any tenancy by giving to the tenant or occupant a notice in writing to quit the premises in accordance with RSA 540:3 and 5.II. 

The lessor or owner of restricted property may terminate any tenancy by giving to the tenant or occupant a notice in writing to quit the premises in accordance with RSA 540:3 and 5, but only for one of the following reasons:

(a) Neglect or refusal to pay rent due and in arrears, upon demand.

(b) Substantial damage to the premises by the tenant, members of his household, or guests.

(c) Failure of the tenant to comply with a material term of the lease.

(d) Behavior of the tenant or members of his family which adversely affects the health or safety of the other tenants or the landlord or his representatives, or failure of the tenant to accept suitable temporary relocation due to lead-based paint hazard abatement, as set forth in RSA 130-A:8-a, I. 

RSA 540-2

In New Hampshire, a 30-day notice is required for any reason in all residential tenancies, as per RSA 540:3. 

However, if the reason for termination is specified in RSA 540:2, II (a), (b), or (d), a 7-day notice is sufficient. 

This means that for most evictions, landlords must provide a 30-day notice, but there are specific exceptions that allow for a shorter notice period.