1. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – This disclosure form must be provided to tenants prior to entering into a lease if the property was built before 1978.^[1]
2. Methamphetamine Disclosure (PDF) – Tenants must be given this disclosure if the property was used for making meth and hasn’t been cleaned according to state standards.^[2]
3. Mold Disclosure (PDF) – If the landlord knows that the rental property contains mold, they must provide this disclosure to the tenant along with any testing results and proof of treatment.^[3]
4. Names and Addresses – The tenant must receive the names and addresses of the property manager and the owner or anyone authorized to act on the owner’s behalf.^[4]
5. Statement of Condition (PDF) – If the tenant has paid a security deposit, a written statement noting the present condition of the rental property must be delivered to them at the beginning of the tenancy.^[5]

• Maximum Amount ($) – No statutory limit.
• Returning to Tenant – 10 days if no deductions were made; 30 days if the landlord deducts for damages.^[6]

Unlike some states, there is no grace period in Montana. Rent is considered late if not paid by the due date required in the lease.^[7]

• Residential Landlord and Tenant Act of 1977 – Title 70, Ch. 24
• Residential Tenants’ Security Deposits – Title 70, Ch. 25
• Handbook (Guide) – Montana Tenant-Landlord Guide