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Montana landlords can use an unconditional quit notice giving the tenant three days to move out when the tenant: destroys, defaces, damages, impairs, or removes any part of the rental (Mont. Code Ann. § 70-24-422(3) (2021)), or.

Landlords in the U.S. are generally free to set their rents, and there is no federal limit on how much rent can be increased in any given year. In general, landlords are allowed to raise rents by any amount they see fit, as long as they give their tenants sufficient notice (usually 30 days).

Under Montana law, pet deposits are subject to all of the same rules and regulations as security deposits (70-25- 101 (4)). Pet deposits cannot be "non- refundable" or have other terms associated with them that violate the Montana Residential Tenants' Security Deposits section of the Montana Code (MCA 70-25).

This question is about Montana Security Deposit Law Montana allows landlords to charge any amount as a security deposit or pet deposit, but service animals may not incur a pet deposit fee.

Montana rent laws Montana does not have state or local rent control laws, meaning landlords can charge any amount of rent and increase rent as often as they choose. However, landlords cannot increase rent during the lease period unless the rental agreement allows for it.

Once you find a landlord that allows pets, you should ask the landlord to give you a written statement granting you permission to have your pet, or make sure there is a provision in your lease. Landlords may also require an additional pet deposit and charge you pet rent, these are both permitted under Montana law.