Utah requires only 15 days' notice for rent increases on month-to-month tenancies — among the shortest required notice periods. All lease terms should be documented clearly.
Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and may not reflect recent legislative changes. Always consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation and locality.
24 hours
Before entering the unit
15 days (month-to-month)
Before raising rent
No statutory limit (must be in lease)
After grace period
No statute (3 days before eviction)
Before late fees apply
3 days
Pay-or-vacate (non-payment)
Yes, if agreed in lease
Text, email, or app
Maximum Deposit
No statutory limit
Return Deadline
30 days
After tenant move-out
24-hour notice required before entry
Only 15-day notice for rent increases (month-to-month)
No statutory cap on late fees
3-day pay-or-vacate for non-payment
Security deposit returned within 30 days
Written notice; electronic if agreed in lease
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