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Georgia Month-to-Month Rental Agreement
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Georgia at a glance: Notice from Landlord: 60 days' written notice · Notice from Tenant: 30 days' written notice · Deposit Refund Timeline: 30 days
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Overview
Month-to-Month Rental Agreements in Georgia
Georgia requires 60 days' notice from the landlord to terminate a monthly lease, and 30 days' notice from the tenant.
Key Facts
Georgia Month-to-Month Rental Agreement — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Georgia Rule |
|---|---|
| Notice from Landlord | 60 days' written notice |
| Notice from Tenant | 30 days' written notice |
| Deposit Refund Timeline | 30 days |
| Governing Law | Ga. Code § 44-7-7 |
Legal Requirements
Georgia Legal Requirements
- Landlord must provide a full 60-day written notice to terminate a tenancy-at-will.
Governing Laws
Georgia Governing Laws
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Georgia legal resources or your state legislature's official website.
Questions & Answers
Georgia Month-to-Month Rental Agreement — Frequently Asked Questions
Why does a landlord have to give 60 days' notice in Georgia?
Georgia law is designed to give tenants more time to find housing, requiring a 60-day window from landlords.