A North Dakota month-to-month rental agreement allows for a tenant and landlord to create a rental arrangement with no end date that renews every month automatically upon payment. Although it is a short-term rental arrangement, the terms and conditions must follow the State laws as if it were a standard one-year contract. This implies that the landlord faces the same liabilities as the lessor of…

An Oklahoma sublease agreement is for tenants seeking to rent their current residence to another individual for a portion or remainder of their lease. The sublease cannot go beyond the end date of the original contract with the landlord, and often a standard residential contract does not allow for the subletting of the premises without explicit written permission from the landlord. The original tenant, or…

A Maine month to month rental agreement is used by a property owner (lessor) and tenant (lessee) seeking an ongoing landlord-tenant relationship. As long as either party does not decide to change or void the agreement, usually with at least thirty (30) days notice, the contract remains valid. To protect the lessor, it is advised that a security deposit of at least one (1) month…

A North Carolina rental application is a legal document that allows a landlord, property manager, or real estate agent (including realtors) to research a potential tenant’s credit and references. The verification may only begin upon the signature of the tenant, and the party providing this service is entitled to charge a nonrefundable fee at their sole discretion. It takes at its longest a few days…

A Virginia move in – move out residential condition report is usually filled in upon move-in by a tenant to ensure that there is no damage to the rental unit. If they discover damage, the lessee should take note of it on the document so that when he or she moves out and the landlord inspects the facility, the repair is not blamed on the…