<prompt> Human: Ive been in the process of moving out of my first apartment of 2ish years and into a new one. My first lease at this place was for 10 months and I was informed of my renewal options well before I needed to actually renew. Now Im at the end of my second lease. I received a call this morning from the office to tell me that my lease expires today. I told them that I had moved into my new place and was told that I was supposed to let them know that I was moving 30 days prior or renew the lease. However, I was never given given a notice of lease renewal options as I had been the first time my lease was coming to an end. Even if I was supposed to let them know I was moving, are they not also supposed to provide me with renewal options in a timely manner before the expiration of the lease? Otherwise how can they expect me to pay the penalty theyre threatening me with for not informing them that I was moving when my lease was going to naturally terminate? This is my first time renting so I understand that there can be caveats to these sorts of things that I wasnt aware of at the time of signing the lease but the logic doesnt seem very good on my landlords end.  <response>: Check your local laws.Where I live, the tenant must give 60 days notice based on the day you pay your rent no matter what. A lease that ends without a new lease signed just means youre now a month-to-month tenant, and still need to give 60 days notice.If you lived where I live, youre in the wrong. 