If your landlord does not renew your lease and asks you to vacate the property to lease to another tenant, you will need to vacate the property by the end of your lease term. It is important to check your lease agreement to understand the terms and conditions of your lease, including the notice period required for the landlord to terminate the lease. If you have any questions or concerns, it is a good idea to communicate with your landlord and ask for more information. In some cases, your landlord may be willing to negotiate a lease renewal or an extension of your current lease. If this is not possible, you should begin to make arrangements to vacate the property before the end of your lease term. When vacating the property, you should ensure that you leave the property in good condition, as required by your lease agreement. This may include cleaning the property and repairing any damage caused during your tenancy. Your landlord will likely conduct a final inspection of the property to ensure that it is in good condition before returning your security deposit. Remember that your landlord has the right to not renew your lease and lease the property to another tenant. However, as a tenant, you also have rights, and it is important to understand them to ensure a smooth transition out of the property.

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