If the landlord is too lazy to present a new lease each year,why does it go to month to month?What if the tenant wants to leave?

You are a good tenant and he has had no problems with you so, he is just leaving things as they are, on a month to month basis (which a lease automatically rolls over to). Instead of being a j*rk and accusing the landlord of being lazy, This gives them the options of raising the rent anytime. If tenants want to leave, they give 30 days notice once they are at the month to month, or 30 days before then end of the lease.

It has absolutely nothing to do with laziness. It has to go with good faith. You are a good tenant and he has had no problems with you so, he is just leaving things as they are, on a month to month basis (which a lease automatically rolls over to). Instead of being a j*rk and accusing the landlord of being lazy, you ought to be glad that he considers you a good tenant. If you want to move out, just give him 30 days' written notice.

If you dont sign a new lease, then you become a month to month tenant. You have to have a lease or not ... that is the law. That means you or they only have to give written 30 day notice to change anything. They can raise your rent or ask you to leave and you can tell them you will be leaving in 30 days.

The lease is primarily for protection of the tenant. It prevents the landlord from tossing you out for no reason, raising the rent or changing the rules every month. It works both ways now: you can terminate and leave upon short notice (typically one month, maybe two), just as they can give you notice of termination at any time (depending upon state laws), without having to give any reason.

Some states allow a lease to expire automatically, of its own terms, without allowing any "holdover" to a new month-to-month period. You would have been "put on notice" of your termination date at the time you agreed to the initial lease, and everyone would plan that you will be gone by that date, without anything else being said.

It goes to month to month because they dont want it to expire completely. This gives them th options of raising the rent anytime. If tenants want to leave, they give 30 days notice once they are at the monht to month, or 30 days before then end of the lease.

If the tenant want to leave after the lease expires, the tenant only needs to give a notice to vacate. Usually 30 days is sufficient.

Then the tenant gives notice and leaves.

If you have no new lease, you can leave with proper notice, usually 30 days but not in every state.

not too lazy he wants you to move , maybe he will raise the rent he can choose to do anytime now

it automatically goes month to month because you are too lazy to move......