No. Under Paragraph 4B(2), the tenant is only required to provide 30 days’ notice.

Paragraph 4A applies to the initial term of the lease. Paragraph 4B applies if the lease is on a month-to-month basis. For example, a tenant has a one-year lease in which the expiration date of the initial term is Jan. 31. Paragraph 4A(2) is checked, which requires a 60-day notice of termination before the expiration date. If the landlord or tenant doesn’t provide the necessary written notice of termination on or before Dec. 3, a time period of 60 days, the lease will automatically renew on a month-to-month basis. Paragraph 4B will now apply for notice of termination. The period for giving notice now will depend on whether 4B(1) or 4B(2) is checked. Both paragraphs require written notice of termination, not verbal notice. If the landlord does not intend to renew, he should provide the Notice of Landlord’s Intent Not to Renew (TXR 2217) within the necessary time frame required under the lease.