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month to month lease?
In Alberta, after a 3 month notice of rent increase has been served, and been prepaid with postdated cheques, is it the prerogative of the landlord alone to demand a change from month to month rent to a yearly or longer lease? The 67% rent increase as of the 3 month time elapsed is excessive for me. I've had no reply from "Service Alberta" website service.
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- linkus86Lv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
A landlord, on his/her own, can change the terms of the tenancy at any time on a month to month tenancy, but I believe in Canada must provide the tenant 60-90 days (much in the same way an increase in rent is notified). Both the amount of rent and the need for a lease are terms of a tenancy.
If the tenant is unwilling to accept the new terms of the landlord the tenant has the same opportunity to deny the landlord by offering the landlord their notice to vacate.
- RobLv 77 years ago
in most locals , if u month to month - landlord
can change it at end of month = no problems.
u stay or u sign lease.
Never ever sign a lease over one year, plain
uneducated un experienced.
Source(s): landlord
