This section defines a default in a rental agreement and indicates how long a tenant must correct a delay on his part before the lessor can take legal action. This section also describes the potential consequences of a client if an error is not corrected. If the tenant is late with a monthly lease, the consequences can be: the flexibility offered by a monthly lease often results in a fee for the tenant. The rent for monthly residential leases tends to be higher than fixed-term or traditional leases. Before terminating a monthly lease, the tenant or lessor must terminate 30 or 60 days in advance depending on the situation. This relatively short notice period can surprise the landlord or tenant and lead him to hurry to find a new tenant or to insure himself for housing. .