A Vermont residential lease agreement is a contract between a landlord and tenant that states the terms and conditions under which the lessee may occupy the rented property. The term is generally for one (1) year but can be altered if agreed upon by the parties. The tenant will usually be required to pay a small fee and undergo a credit check through the rental…

A Kentucky month-to-month rental agreement allows a tenant and landlord to create a “tenancy at will” in which either party may change or void the agreement with at least thirty (30) days’ notice. The lease automatically renews every month as long as rent is paid by the tenant and the landlord is current with the terms of the contract. Table of Contents Forms (2) Standard…

A Nevada commercial lease agreement is a document that can be used to define the relationship between an owner or manager of retail, industrial or office space and a business tenant seeking to operate out of said space. The form will allow the landlord to define the terms by which the tenant must operate including the monthly rent, the expenses, the cost of damages, and…

A Kentucky sublease agreement allows a tenant to rent their home to someone else, known as the “sub-tenant.” The sub-tenant can rent a part of or the entire space but often needs the landlord to consent before signing an agreement. A sub-tenant after moving in, will have the same rights as a tenant. Therefore, it’s best to approve the individual through a rental application before…

A Maine sublease agreement is common in any type of arrangement where a tenant (“Sublessor”) would like to allow someone else (“Sublessee”) to occupy part of or the whole space during their tenancy. The Sublessee cannot stay for longer than the original lease agreement and the sublessor agrees to legally expose themselves to any non-payment of rent or wrongdoing by the new tenant. It is…