Texas Month-to-Month Lease Agreement

A Texas month-to-month rental agreement (“tenancy-at-will”) is a lease that automatically renews each month until either the Landlord or Tenant ends it. Either party must give at least 30-days’ notice to terminate.

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Last updated March 16th, 2025

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A Texas month-to-month rental agreement (“tenancy-at-will”) is a lease that automatically renews each month until either the Landlord or Tenant ends it. Either party must give at least 30-days’ notice to terminate.

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Laws

  • Termination Notice: To end a month-to-month lease a 30 days’ notice is needed. For a week-to-week lease, 7 days’ notice is required. If the notice sets a later termination date, the Tenant will pay rent for the extra days. [1][2][3]
  • Rent Increases: Landlords can raise rent as long as they follow the lease terms or give 30 days’ notice for acceptance or termination.

Sources

  1. § 91.001(b)
  2. § 91.001(c)
  3. § 91.001(d)

Sample Texas Month-to-Month Lease Agreement

https://simpleforms.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Texas-Month-to-Month-Lease-Agreement-Template.pdf