A Nebraska month-to-month lease agreement is a real estate contract that allows a person to be able to occupy and lease property continuously which restarts every thirty (30) days upon the payment of rent. Either lessor or lessee may change or terminate the contract with at least one (1) month’s notice to the other party. The landlord will usually take this type of tenancy on…

A Massachusetts month-to-month rental agreement (otherwise known as a “Tenancy at Will”) is a real estate contract for residential property that has no termination date and is renewed monthly. The document has no end date but can be changed or terminated with written notice to one another and at least thirty (30) days’ notice (unless otherwise stated in the agreement). The landlord is recommended to…

A Colorado month-to-month lease agreement is a contract binding two parties together in a rental arrangement (landlord and tenant) that allows the tenant to renew the lease each month. This is typically for temporary rental situations where the landlord and tenant do not want to enter into a long-term binding agreement. This way, either party may terminate the contract with written notice to one another…

A Montana month-to-month rental agreement permits a lessor (“Landlord”) and lessee (“Tenant”) to enter into a binding rental agreement that may be voided or changed with at least thirty (30) days’ notice to the other party. The contract automatically renews upon payment by the tenant, and all Montana Landlord-Tenant laws remain in effect just as a standard rental agreement. In addition, the same eviction laws…

A Delaware rental application is used to get credit and background information on a prospective tenant to ensure they are able to pay the rental amount every month. Furthermore, it is recommended that landlords contact previous landlords and management companies of the tenant to see what they have to say about the person. The property owner or management companies’ are permitted to charge a fee…