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A West Virginia month-to-month rental agreement allows a landlord (“lessor”) and tenant (“lessee”) to create a contract under which the tenant is permitted to occupy a residence that can be canceled at any time with one (1) month’s notice. Payment by the tenant must be made on the date specified in the lease for the tenancy to extend for another monthly period. Minimum Termination Notice…
A New Hampshire residential lease agreement is a fixed-term lease between a landlord and tenant for the use and renting of property. Commonly for 1-year, both parties must abide by the lease’s terms and conditions until the end date. The landlord should always collect the credit information of any potential tenant before authorizing an agreement through a rental application. This will lessen the chance of…
A Minnesota rental application legally permits a property manager or owner to check and verify a person’s credit, leasing history, background, and employment (including income) to qualify for a residential lease agreement. The landlord may accept a non-refundable fee for performing this service which also shows a level of real interest by the applicant. Although, it is advised for the property owner to not take…
A Virginia sublease agreement allows a tenant who is under a lease agreement to rent the same space to someone else (Sublessee). The contract may be for the entire property or portion of the space. The term of the agreement cannot go further than that of the current lease with the landlord. Most standard lease agreements have subletting prohibited, so it is a good idea…
A Montana commercial lease agreement is a rental contract used to solidify terms and conditions with regard to rented retail, office, or industrial property. This type of agreement often involves more money than a residential lease agreement, therefore, the landlord may require that the tenant pay a large security deposit and/or provide a personal guarantee. This guarantee will give the landlord peace of mind knowing…
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