West Virginia month-to-month leases agreement offer flexible rental terms with no fixed end date—automatically renewing with each rent payment. Either the landlord or tenant can end the agreement anytime with proper written notice. While less predictable than fixed-term leases, they’re ideal for those who value flexibility.
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Required Landlord Disclosures (2)
1. Lead paint: Federal law requires landlords to inform tenants about any known lead-based paint or lead hazards in properties built before 1978.
2. Nonrefundable fees: Every lease in West Virginia must include clear language about non-refundable tenant fees, such as application fees (WV Code § 37-6A-1(14)).
Required Notice to Terminate Month-to-Month Agreement
West Virginia’s month-to-month leases don’t predetermine end dates, so landlords and tenants should follow state rules when giving notice to terminate the agreement.
Required notice for landlord: At least one full rental period (WV Code § 37-6-5)
Required notice for tenant: At least one full rental period (WV Code § 37-6-5)
Rent Increase Laws
West Virginia doesn’t have rent control or rent stabilization laws, so landlords can raise rent as much as they’d like. But, if a landlord wants to raise rent on a month-to-month lease, they must give the tenant notice of one full rental period or longer (WV Code § 37-6-5).
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