I have an old rental agreement with my landlord but now it is just from month to month. My daughter and grandchildren have no place to live.?

No. You cannot allow someone to move in without your landlord's permission.

Absolutely not.

To move extra people into your property, you'll need the written consent of your landlord.

The type of lease you have doesn't change thos

No, you still need permission. Just ask LL.

Most landlords want to renegotiate the lease if a guest stays more than 2 weeks.

the provisions of the expired lease still control except that you are now only responsible for rent by the month without a fixed term

most communities have places for women who are abused to live until they are able to find something more permanent

you need to discuss this situation with the landlord, you are introducing several more people into the area that is geared only for the two of you

Your landlord must agree to this. Get his agreement IN WRITING to avoid any confusion or disagreements in the future.

Since your lease has expired you are now on a month to month tenancy. Portions of your lease agreement are still in effect, with the state adding a few landlord and tenant laws to the lease agreement.

By you being on a month to month tenancy does not give you the legal ability to invite and allow additional individuals into your rental unit, without the permission of your landlord.

This would be illegal and could cause you to be given a written warning by your landlord to rid the rental unit of the illegal tenants.

You would be required to obtain the permission of your landlord and indicate to your landlord what your definition of a short time is.

Your landlord might consider the additional individuals in the rental unit and the potential damage this would cause and not be in favor of the additional individuals in the rental unit.

Your landlord need not have any reason for denying your daughter residing in the rental unit. The decision could be that she and her children are not listed on the lease therefore the answer is no.

I hope this has been of so benefit to you, good luck.

"FIGHT ON"

Your original agreement still is valid, even though you are month to month, that just means you have no security and can be given 1 months notice to leave....... so no you speak to the LL and ask the question about if they will allow your daughter/grandchildren to move in temporarily

You should ask the landlord, especially if he pays the utilities.

sure you can take them in as "guests". But if the kids get rowdy and the neighbors complain, the landlord could ask them to leave. Play it till it busts, in other words, let them stay until your landlord says otherwise.