Tenant Rental Agreement

I want to terminate a tenant (s) lease so I can pay the rent to the current value of the rental market.

You can, with notice of 30 days. But you can also simply increase the rent to the existing tenant with the same 30 days notice.

If its written in the lease that you are authorized to increase the rent, you can wear it without terminating the lease. Otherwise, you can ask the tenant if you can cancel the lease to do, do not be surprised if they say no. Now, if only a month in rent per month, you can do what you want. Any type of lease if you are bound by the terms of the lease until it snaps into place.

Of course, you can of your business is your business, but you still have a legal obligation to tell the landlord that you terminate the lease, but that's why you certainly do not prove that to ensure that they have no legal consequences, most provinces have different laws to which you have to respect, they should not be too difficult to find your local county clerk may know (or be able to you in the right direction) that has helped some hope>

If you are not restricted from doing so by the contract, I think you can.

What does your lease say. Usually, you can offer 30 or 60 day's notice and require tenants to leave or the amount agreed on new rent.

Yes, for the duration of your rental is not in New Jersey or NH, you need just cause

you bet. More than 30 days written notice to the tenant.