(A) Except as described in subsection (3)(c)(III) of this section, the landlord or
the landlord's family member moves into the residential premises within three
months after the tenant vacates the residential premises;
(B) Except as described in subsection (3)(c)(II) of this section, the landlord
provides the tenant proper service of a written notice of the no-fault eviction at
least ninety days before the date by which the tenant must vacate the residential
premises, during which time the tenant may remain in possession of the residential
premises under the same terms of the tenant's existing rental agreement;
(C) No substantially equivalent unit is vacant and available to house the
landlord or the landlord's family member in the same building; and
(D) The landlord does not list the residential premises for a long-term or
short-term rental for at least ninety days after the date the tenant is required to
vacate.
(II) If the landlord is an individual on active military duty for the United States
military forces or a spouse of such an individual, the landlord must provide the
tenant proper service of a written notice of the no-fault eviction at least forty-five
days before the date by which the tenant must vacate the residential premises,
during which time the tenant may remain in possession of the residential premises
under the same terms of the tenant's existing rental agreement.
(III) If the landlord or the landlord's family member is a person with a
disability, the landlord may extend for a reasonable time the period of time
described in subsection (3)(c)(I)(A) of this section to allow for changes to be made
to the residential premises to accommodate the family member with the disability.