Other states require a sheriff or marshall to carry out the actual eviction after notice of the eviction has been served on the tenant. That person would be found in violation and her landlord would be allowed to evict her. No, unless the lease specifically states that he may do so. Even if an apartment or house is covered by rent regulations, some states allow the landlord to refuse to renew the lease if he truly intends to use the premises for his own use or that of a family member. It depends on where the building is.
Some states allow evictions, usually when the lease runs out.
Many states allow a tenant who chooses not to buy the apartment to continue living in it, although usually not forever in most places. Copyright 1995 by American Lawyer Media, L.P. and Little, Brown and Company, Inc.