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The Louisiana residential lease agreement legally binds a landlord (lessor) and a person seeking to rent (lessee) into a contract for the possession of real estate for a fixed period of time. The agreement is usually signed with the first (1st) month’s rent paid and a Security Deposit (to be decided by the landlord but usually equal to a monthly installment of rent), and both…
An Indiana commercial lease agreement is designed to create a legal arrangement between a tenant and landlord concerning the renting of commercial or industrial space for business use. The landlord will often fit the commercial property to accommodate the tenant’s business needs (e.g. construct multiple restrooms, install light fixtures, supply locks, and other safety equipment). As a result, the landlord may require the lease term…
A Hawaii roommate agreement sets forth the terms and conditions of a living arrangement between two (2) or more roommates. The basic terms include rental period, amount of rent per roommate, utility payments, cleaning, and other household responsibilities. Having such provisions written down in a legally binding contract helps avoid arguments and disagreements relating to the living situation. Additional terms not initially contained within the contract…
An Indiana sublease agreement is a form made for a tenant (known as the sublessor) who wishes to rent all or a portion of a rental unit to another individual (sublessee) that they are currently renting from a landlord. It is advised that the sublessor perform a background check on the sublessee to ensure they are who they claim to be and that they are…
A Texas rental application is used to check a tenant’s credit report, background, employment (including income), and previous rental history. Use of this form ensures that the tenant is able to afford the monthly lease payment. Many landlords will only check the person’s credit which should take about fifteen (15) minutes, while others may take up to a few days if verifying with all references…
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