Vermont H0440 aims to protect tenants from no-cause evictions and limits annual rent increases.

Vermont H0440 seeks to clarify when landlords can terminate a tenancy, provide protections against no-cause evictions, and limit annual rent increases. The bill specifies that a landlord can terminate a tenancy for nonpayment of rent by providing at least 14 days' notice. It also outlines conditions for terminating a tenancy for breach of the rental agreement, requiring at least 30 days' notice. For no-cause evictions, the bill mandates a 90-day notice if the tenant has lived in the premises for more than two years, and a 60-day notice if the tenant has lived there for two years or less.

Vermont H0440 aims to protect tenants from no-cause evictions and limits annual rent increases.

Vermont H0440 seeks to clarify when landlords can terminate a tenancy, provide protections against no-cause evictions, and limit annual rent increases. The bill specifies that a landlord can terminate a tenancy for nonpayment of rent by providing at least 14 days' notice. It also outlines conditions for terminating a tenancy for breach of the rental agreement, requiring at least 30 days' notice. For no-cause evictions, the bill mandates a 90-day notice if the tenant has lived in the premises for more than two years, and a 60-day notice if the tenant has lived there for two years or less.