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With a month to month lease, the landlord can give 30 day notice for you to vacate. Basically, he's saying he just doesn't want to renew the lease which doesn't require a reason. Kicked out is not the proper term. Thirty Day Notice to Vacate would be the term. The agreement is month-to-month by your own words.
A: Yes; if you are on a month to month lease, your landlord does not need a reason to evict you. He only needs to give you 30 daysâ notice that he does not wish to continue the rental relationship (those 30 days are counted from the start of the next rental period) before starting the eviction process.