Property Management
A Colorado residential lease that does not specify a term is considered:
AA. Invalid
BB. A month-to-month tenancy, terminable by either party with proper notice✓ Correct
CC. A year-to-year tenancy automatically
DD. A tenancy at sufferance
Explanation
In Colorado, a residential rental agreement with no specified term is typically construed as a month-to-month (periodic) tenancy. Either the landlord or tenant may terminate it with proper notice. Colorado law specifies minimum notice requirements for terminating periodic tenancies.
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