You might be surprised to know that many tenancies in the U.S. aren’t governed by a lease agreement. These are called “atwill” tenancies. Sometimes they work out; sometimes they end up in court.

This video explains what a tenancyatwill is, how it could go wrong, and what rights both landlords and tenants possess in the context of this arrangement.

You’ll learn:
what a tenancyatwill is;
what to do when a tenant won’t leave;
how the law protects tenantsatwill;
and how a lease agreement can protect both landlords and tenants from costly litigation.

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0:00 Intro:
0:37 We'll Discuss:
0:58 What Is A Tenancy At Will:
1:04 Tenancy For Years:
1:09 Periodic Tenancy:
1:16 Tenancy At Sufferance:
1:27 Tenancy At Will:
1:44 What Happens If A Landlord Wants To End A Tenancy At Will: