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An Alabama roommate agreement is a document that is between the guests of a property that is rented by a landlord. The agreement is only between the guests, with the landlord being held harmless of any liability. The individual(s) listed as the tenant(s) on the original or master lease is the only person that will be held liable in any eviction action. Otherwise, it is up…
An Alaska month-to-month rental agreement is a real estate contract for a property located in Alaska where a landlord and the lessee desire to be in a short-term arrangement. The contract renews every month upon the rental payment being received for another period (usually thirty (30) days) and continues until one (1) of the parties decides to discontinue the arrangement. After both parties have signed,…
A Georgia month-to-month lease agreement is for tenants that want to lease a residential unit temporarily without having to commit to a fixed-term agreement. The lease works much like a standard lease agreement, except that the tenant or landlord may change the terms or terminate the arrangement anytime (see minimum termination notice below). The landlord should have the tenant complete a rental application form and…
An Illinois residential lease agreement allows a tenant to rent property from a landlord in exchange for monthly rent and other consideration. The lease details also include utilities, length of tenancy, security deposit, and other fees and responsibilities. The terms should be negotiated between the parties verbally before an agreement is signed. The landlord is recommended to also check the prospective tenant’s background, before writing…
A California standard residential lease agreement is a written contract between a landlord and tenant for the renting of property in return for monthly rent. The tenant agrees to make payment and abide by the rules and terms of the agreement. If for any reason the tenant should break the lease, such as non-payment of rent or other lease violations, the landlord will have the…
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