Prorated Rent Laws by State

Month-to-month tenancies require at least 30 days written notice. Rent proration conforms to agreed move-out date.

Notice must be delivered at least 30 days prior to rental due date. Full deposit return within 14 days if proper notice given.

Arizona Residential Landlord & Tenant Act stipulates 30-day termination notice with standard calendar apportionment.

30-day statutory notice applies for month-to-month leases unless modified by written contract.

California Civil Code allows 30-day notice for tenancies under 1 year (60 days for 1+ years). Rent is strictly apportionable on an exact daily basis.

Colorado law requires 21 days written notice for month-to-month tenancy termination. Prorated calculations utilize calendar month days.

Notice and security deposit regulations enforce strict 30-day reconciliation periods.

Delaware requires 60 days notice beginning on the 1st of the month following notice delivery.

Florida Residential Landlord Tenant Act requires 30 days notice for month-to-month leases. Daily proration reflects actual month length.

Tenant must give 30 days notice; landlord must give 60 days notice under Georgia Code.

Tenant requires 28 days notice; landlord requires 45 days notice. Proration calculates exact days of tenancy.

One month written notice required. Security deposit must be returned within 21 days (up to 30 by agreement).

Chicago municipal ordinance and Illinois state law enforce 30-day notice periods with proportional day billing.

Month-to-month leases terminate with 30 days notice. Deposits returnable within 45 days with itemized deductions.

Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Law requires 30 days written notice prior to periodic rent date.

30-day termination notice before rental due date governs proration liability.

URLTA jurisdictions mandate 30 days written notice to vacate.

Louisiana allows 10 calendar days notice before month-end for tenancies with fixed monthly periods.

Tenancy at will requires 30 days written notice with rent apportionable to surrender date.

Maryland requires 60 days written notice for residential month-to-month leases.

30 days or rental period interval notice required. Strict security deposit escrow interest rules.

One month notice to quit required. Proration calculated using actual month days.

Notice must equal length of rental period or three months, whichever is less. 3-week deposit return window.

30 days written notice required for monthly tenancies.

One month written notice ending on rental due date required.

Montana Residential Landlord and Tenant Act specifies 30 days written notice.

30 days written notice prior to next periodic date.

30 days notice required (exemptions for senior citizens/disability). Proration standard based on calendar days.

30 days written notice to terminate.

One month notice to quit under Anti-Eviction Act.

30 days written notice before periodic due date.

NYC & NY State Housing Stability Act requires 30-90 days notice depending on tenancy tenure. 14-day deposit return.

Statutory notice for month-to-month is 7 days, though 30 days is common in written leases.

One calendar month notice required.

30 days written notice before periodic date.

30 days notice required.

Oregon allows 30 days notice in year 1; just-cause rules apply afterwards.

Pennsylvania Landlord and Tenant Act stipulates 30-day notice periods.

30 days written notice prior to periodic rent date.

30 days written notice required under SC Landlord-Tenant Act.

One month written notice; 14-day security deposit return.

URLTA counties require 30 days written notice.

Texas Property Code Chapter 91 requires 30 days notice. Duty to mitigate damages applies under § 91.006.

Statutory notice is 15 calendar days prior to period end.

30-60 days written notice depending on length of tenancy.

Virginia Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (VRLTA) stipulates 30 days written notice.

Tenant must give 20 days notice before end of monthly cycle. Just cause eviction protections apply.

One full rental period notice required.

28 days written notice required before end of monthly term.

Reasonable notice (standard 30 days) governed by lease contract.

30 days notice required; strict rent control and tenant opportunity to purchase act protections.