Michigan HB4985 amends landlord-tenant laws to establish grounds for terminating tenancy with good cause.

Michigan HB4985 amends sections of the 1961 Michigan Landlord-Tenant Act to establish specific grounds for terminating a tenancy with good cause. These grounds include nonpayment of rent, unlawful use of the premises, violation of park rules, and failure to maintain the property. The bill also outlines procedures for landlords to follow when seeking to terminate a tenancy, including providing notice and allowing time for the tenant to cure the violation.

Michigan HB4985 amends landlord-tenant laws to establish grounds for terminating tenancy with good cause.

Michigan HB4985 amends sections of the 1961 Michigan Landlord-Tenant Act to establish specific grounds for terminating a tenancy with good cause. These grounds include nonpayment of rent, unlawful use of the premises, violation of park rules, and failure to maintain the property. The bill also outlines procedures for landlords to follow when seeking to terminate a tenancy, including providing notice and allowing time for the tenant to cure the violation.