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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 Massachusetts Roommate Agreement delivers a method for roommates to document the living arrangements they agreed to. This is conducive to a mutually beneficial living arrangement since it removes any confusion factor over what was said when the agreement was first set to action. Even with the best intentions roommates may remember different versions of the same agreement. For instance, a group of students sharing…

A Missouri sublease agreement can be used by a person that is renting a property from a landlord who wishes to rent a portion of their living space to another individual (the sublessee). All the terms of the original or “Master” lease remain the same, and the original tenant is still responsible for paying the landlord every month (whether or not the sublessee pays). The…

A Missouri commercial lease agreement is a contract that allows a tenant to make monthly payments to a landlord in exchange for the occupation of retail, office, or industrial space. The landlord may ask that a credit application be completed and, if it is a new business or franchisee, a personal guaranty may be required. A standard commercial lease is three (3) years and usually…

A South Carolina commercial lease agreement is used by property owners seeking to lease industrial, retail, or office space to a business. The standard term is anywhere between two (2) to five (5) years. There are three (3) types of commercial lease agreements: Triple Net (NNN) – This type of contract makes the tenant agree to pay an amount every month as well as their…