Ending a Month to Month, and Staying Over
AS 34.03.290 — 30 days before a rent due date for month to month, 14 days for week to week
| The tenancy | Written notice at least |
|---|---|
| The tenancyWeek to week, rent current | Written notice at least14 days before the end date in the notice |
| The tenancyMonth to month | Written notice at least30 days before the rental due date in the notice |
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Either side may give the notice. A tenant who stays after the lease ends without the landlord's consent may face an eviction after a notice to quit, and more in damages if the holdover is willful and not in good faith.
Leaving early. If a tenant leaves the unit, the landlord makes reasonable efforts to rent it at a fair rental value, and the old agreement ends when a new tenancy starts.
Sources for this section (2)
- AS 34.03.290 — Periodic tenancy and holdover
- AS 34.03.230 — Remedies for absence, nonuse and abandonment
Legal information, not legal advice. Verified as of October 2026. Applying it to a particular situation is the work of a licensed Alaska attorney.