Month to month?[问题]

[guest]

I just got "Notice of Rent Increase". It is saying:
"A tenant does not have to sign a new lease when a fixed tenancy ends. If the tenant decides not to sign a new lease, the tenant does not have to move, but the tenancy becomes "month to month".

What does "month to month" mean? What rent rate should I pay if the fixed tenancy ends and I don't sign a new lease? Before increase or after increase? It should be on the monthly base?
Does it benefit tenant? One just pay the month he live?

 

[wind]

Yes. 捶妮春 is right.

But I wonder whether or not the owner can force you out in a two- or three-month notice if you do not have fault. Actually, you may be forced out if you have fault no matter your lease is month or year basis.

 

[guest]

最初由 捶妮春 发布
It benefits both sides. You are not locked for the whole year on a new lease. The owner can also force you out in a two- or three-month notice. You also have to give the owner two- or three-month noti...

Thanks for your reply. Before the passage I mentioned. It mentioned that the rate will be increased by 3.9%. So on the monthly basis, should I pay the rent before 3.9% increase until landlord forces me out?