A Minnesota month-to-month lease agreement is a legal contract between a landlord and tenant for the short-term use of a rental property. It’s a popular option because it’s flexible and can be terminated with a one-month notice from the landlord or tenant. The contract renews after each payment, and the stipulations of the agreement must be adhered to since the document is legally binding.
A Minnesota month-to-month lease agreement is a legal contract between a landlord and tenant for the short-term use of a rental property. It’s a popular option because it’s flexible and can be terminated with a one-month notice from the landlord or tenant. The contract renews after each payment, and the stipulations of the agreement must be adhered to since the document is legally binding.
Termination Notice – A one-month notice must be given before the lease can be terminated by either the landlord or tenant. (§ 504B.135)
Increasing Rent – A one-month notice must be given to the tenant if the landlord wishes to increase rent. (§ 504B.147, Subd. 3)
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