Property Management
Under Colorado law, if a landlord accepts rent after a lease expires without a new agreement, the tenancy typically converts to:
AA tenancy at sufferance with no tenant rights
BA month-to-month tenancy on the same terms as the expired lease✓ Correct
CA tenancy at will with no notice required for termination
DA new 1-year tenancy by operation of law
Explanation
When a landlord accepts rent after a fixed-term lease expires, this typically creates a holdover month-to-month tenancy on the same terms as the expired lease. Either party can terminate with proper notice.
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