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Updated on June 5th, 2023
A Connecticut month-to-month lease agreement establishes a legally binding relationship between a landlord and a tenant renting residential property on a temporary basis. This rental contract differs from a standard residential lease agreement in that the term of the lease renews on a monthly basis instead of annually. This shortened term enables the landlord to maintain flexibility in renting their property, and allows them to terminate the lease without cause. A month-to-month agreement is commonly used when the landlord and tenant wish to continue the rental arrangement after the expiration of a standard lease term, but don’t intend on renewing for the full year.
Notice For Terminating – Three (3) days (§ 47a-23(a))
Tenant Screening – Connecticut Rental Application
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If the rental unit is located in a common interest community, the tenant must be informed in writing. |
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Landlords must inform new tenants if the dwelling either has or does not have a fire sprinkler system if the building requires one. If there is a fire sprinkler system, the landlord must provide the last inspection date in writing in at least twelve-point boldface type in a single font.
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New tenants should be informed of the landlord or property manager’s name and address in writing before the lease agreement begins. They must also be given the name and address of the person who may receive demands and notices from the tenants on behalf of the landlord.
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4) Lead-Based Paint Disclosure Used to inform tenants of the possibility of lead-based paint in the rental unit. This form is only required if the dwelling was built in or before 1978.
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