🏔 Colorado Month-to-Month Rental Agreement
Flexible Tenancy — Renews Automatically Each Month
FLEXIBLE TENANCY: A month-to-month agreement automatically renews each month with no fixed end date. Either party may terminate with 21 calendar days notice before the end of any rental period under C.R.S. § 13-40-107(1)(c) (HB21-1121). Ideal for short-term situations, transitional tenants, or when long-term commitment is uncertain.
📅 Agreement Start Date
This agreement has no fixed end date and continues month-to-month until either party provides written 21-day notice of termination, aligned with the end of a rental period.
🏠 Rental Property
👤 Tenant Information
💰 Rent & Fees
🐾 Occupants & Pets
🏭 Utilities
👔 Landlord Information
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A month-to-month rental agreement is a flexible lease that automatically renews each month without a fixed end date. It gives both landlords and tenants more flexibility than a fixed-term lease, but also provides less long-term certainty for both parties.
Key Rules for Month-to-Month Tenancies in Colorado
- Termination notice: Either party must give at least 21 calendar days notice before the end of a rental period (HB21-1121)
- Rent increases: Landlord may increase rent with proper notice — minimum 21 days before the rent change takes effect
- No just-cause required: Colorado does not require landlords to state a reason for non-renewal
- Retaliation prohibited: Cannot terminate within 12 months of tenant exercising a legal right
When Month-to-Month Makes Sense
- Tenant is transitioning (new job, relocation, short-term need)
- Landlord wants flexibility to sell or renovate the property
- Following expiration of a fixed-term lease without a renewal
- Testing a tenant relationship before committing to a longer lease
⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. Month-to-month tenancy rules can vary based on your specific situation and local ordinances. Consult a qualified Colorado attorney for advice specific to your situation.
