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Before a landlord can start the eviction process, the landlord must give the tenant an official written eviction notice called a 7-Day Notice to Pay. Providing a notice is crucial to the eviction process. If they pay rent due within those 7-day time limit, then the filing for eviction action does not continue.

Notices and Entry: Notice to Terminate Tenancy ? Month-to-Month Lease: 30 days prior to the periodic rental date that is specified in the notice. § 76-1437(2). Notice to Terminate Tenancy ? Week-to-Week Lease: Seven days prior to the termination date that is specified in the notice. § 76-1437(1).

A Nebraska month-to-month lease agreement is a real estate contract that allows a person to be able to occupy and lease property on a continuous basis which restarts every thirty (30) days upon the payment of rent.

A Nebraska month-to-month rental agreement is used for a landlord and tenant seeking a tenancy-at-will arrangement. The tenant will be eligible for protections granted to them under State law while not being committed to a long-term lease.

Of course, a landlord can always allow a tenant to break a lease early - that is up to the landlord. However, the legal right for a tenant to break a lease will be written into the lease agreement and will reflect the state's statutes. Nebraska has a few exceptions where early termination is allowed by the tenant.

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