A Nebraska Move-In Checklist is used by a tenant upon moving in or inspecting a potential property for existing damage to ensure that they do not get billed for the repairs following their tenancy. The landlord will usually review the premises at the end marking down any new (if any) fixes that are needed. The tenant is recommended to keep a copy and hold onto…

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…

A Delaware month–to-month lease agreement allows a landlord and tenant to establish a rental arrangement on a monthly payment basis. Both parties are only liable to abide by the terms for a month at a time and renews upon the payment of rent every month. If the tenant stops paying rent, he or she must vacate the premises immediately, but it is usually required that…

An Indiana roommate agreement is a binding contract between two or more people who have agreed to share a rental property. This agreement is only between the roommates and does not involve the Landlord nor the Master Lease. Therefore, if a group of college students decided to rent a house, for example, only the ones who sign the Master Lease will hold an agreement with…

A Mississippi month-to-month lease agreement is a preferred tenant arrangement where the lessee can occupy the property by paying rent each month but is not liable for a fixed term. The contract under the terms allows for the landlord or the tenant to be able to modify the agreement with thirty (30) days of written notice to one another. Other than the differences in the…