New York Residential Lease Agreement

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New York Landlord-Tenant Law Highlights

Legal Provision	New York Law Requirement
Security Deposit Limits	Non-rent regulated: No statutory limit Rent stabilized: 1 month's rent maximum
Security Deposit Return	Must return within reasonable time after lease ends (typically 14-30 days)
Notice for Landlord Entry	Reasonable notice required (typically 24 hours) except emergencies
Rent Increase Notice	30 days for month-to-month Subject to HSTPA limitations
HSTPA Protections	Enhanced - Good cause eviction, rent stabilization expanded
Required Disclosures	Lead paint, bedbug history, rent stabilization status, landlord/agent info
Termination Notice	30 days for month-to-month tenancies
Repair Requirements	Warranty of habitability - landlord must maintain essential services

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Quick NY Facts

HSTPA: Enhanced tenant protections since 2019
Good Cause Eviction: Required for most properties
Rent Stabilization: Expanded coverage statewide
Security Deposits: Varies by rental type
Bedbug Disclosure: Required in lease agreements