The Alaska commercial lease agreement allows a landlord and an individual or entity to come to an agreement over the use of a place of business. A typical arrangement is one (1) to three (3) years but can be month to month or any time frame as agreed upon. In a commercial lease, the landlord will agree to either “fit-up” (build-to-suit) the premises to the…

A Washington commercial lease agreement can be used by landlords to rent out their property to tenants for retail, industrial, or office use. Unlike residential leases, the average term of a commercial lease is three (3) to five (5) years. This lengthier term is due to landlords having an upfront investment from outfitting the property to suit the needs of the tenant’s business. For this reason,…

A Utah residential lease agreement is a contract for a fixed term between a property owner (landlord) or its representative and a person seeking to rent and occupy the space (tenant). After agreeing to a verbal deal, the landlord usually accepts the tenant’s credit information, background check, and prior leasing history through a Rental Application. Depending on the review process, it may take as fast…

A Utah rental application may be used to verify a tenant’s credit, perform a background check, confirm employment information including income, and review prior landlord references to determine how the person acted in previous lease agreements. In larger management offices, a simple credit score is all that is needed to decide if a lease will be granted or how much the security deposit should be….

An Ohio sublease agreement is a form that is common in urban and college areas that allows a tenant (also referred to as the sublessor) to rent out the entire or a portion of the space he or she is currently leasing to another renter (sublessee). Typically, the landlord must be notified and may have to sign the sublease if it states in the original…