MI state landlord tenant law, landlord's right to notice from tenant regarding moving out, no lease agreement

In Michigan you are to provide your Landlord with written notice of 30 days or greater of your intent to move, or the length of a rental period, which in your case seems to be an a month to month basis. Please ensure that upon move out you provide a written communication of your forwarding address or you may lose some information rights as to your security deposit.

Generally speaking, if you do not have a lease and no security deposit, you may not need to give any notice. If you are the landlord, you need to give a 30 day Notice to Quit to the occupant of the home. If you do have a security deposit, then you should give a 30 day notice in order to provide the landlord with fair notice. You also must provide your forwarding address no more than 4 days after moving out so that the landlord can send back your security deposit or list of damages.