Last reviewed September 2026
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West Virginia Lease Renewal Agreement
This Lease Renewal Agreement is built with West Virginia as the governing state. These are the West Virginia landlord-tenant rules that most often bear on it, with the statute for each.
West Virginia rules at a glance
| Rent-increase notice | No specific statute; a periodic tenancy can be ended on one full rental period’s notice, so give at least that much notice of an increaseW. Va. Code §37-6-5 |
|---|---|
| Rent control | None — no state or local rent regulation |
| Rent increases | During a fixed-term lease, rent can change only if the lease allows it. For a periodic tenancy, West Virginia has no dedicated rent-increase statute; because the landlord could otherwise end the tenancy on one full rental period’s notice (§37-6-5), an increase should be given with at least that much written notice. |
| Month-to-month termination | One full rental period (one month) before the end of a periodW. Va. Code §37-6-5 |
Rent, late fees & rent increases
Rent amount, due date, and grace period are matters of contract in West Virginia. There is no statewide rent control statute, and no West Virginia city has adopted rent control.
- Late fees — No statute caps late fees. The deposit statute refers to “reasonable charges for late payment of rent specified in the rental agreement” (§37-6A-2(b)(1)), so a late fee should be written into the lease and kept reasonable.
- Rent increases — During a fixed-term lease, rent can change only if the lease allows it. For a periodic tenancy, West Virginia has no dedicated rent-increase statute; because the landlord could otherwise end the tenancy on one full rental period’s notice (§37-6-5), an increase should be given with at least that much written notice.
West Virginia Lease Renewal Agreement FAQs
How much notice is required to end a month-to-month lease in West Virginia?
One full rental period before the end of a period — so a full month for a monthly tenancy. Year-to-year tenancies need three months’ written notice, and the lease can set a different period by agreement (§37-6-5).
More West Virginia landlord documents
- West Virginia Residential Lease Agreement
- West Virginia Eviction Notice
- West Virginia Security Deposit Return Letter
- West Virginia Rent Increase Notice
- West Virginia Notice to Vacate
- West Virginia Application Approval Letter
- West Virginia Application Denial Letter
- West Virginia Background & Credit Check Authorization
- West Virginia Rental Application
- West Virginia Co-Signer Guarantor Agreement
- West Virginia Bed Bug Addendum
- West Virginia Mold & Mildew Addendum
- West Virginia No-Smoking Addendum
- West Virginia Parking & Storage Addendum
- West Virginia HOA & Community Rules Addendum
- West Virginia Crime-Free Housing Addendum
- West Virginia Utilities & Services Addendum
- West Virginia Early Termination Addendum
- West Virginia Lease Extension Addendum
- West Virginia Lead-Based Paint Disclosure
- West Virginia Military Clause (SCRA)
- West Virginia Pet Addendum
- West Virginia Cash for Keys Agreement
- West Virginia Mutual Lease Termination Agreement
- West Virginia Notice of Non-Renewal
- West Virginia Late Rent Notice
- West Virginia Lease Violation Notice
- West Virginia Notice of Entry
- West Virginia Move-In / Move-Out Inspection Checklist
- West Virginia Rent Receipt
- West Virginia Rent Verification Letter
- West Virginia Tenant Welcome Letter
- West Virginia Property Management Agreement
- West Virginia Commercial Lease
- West Virginia Rent-to-Own Agreement
- West Virginia Short-Term Rental Agreement
- West Virginia Room Rental Agreement
- West Virginia Roommate Agreement
- West Virginia Spanish Lease Agreement
- West Virginia Sublease Agreement
- West Virginia Lease Amendment
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