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A Hawaii commercial lease agreement allows a lessor (owner) and lessee (tenant) to negotiate and agree upon terms regarding the renting of commercial property located within the State. If the tenant is a business entity, the landlord should search their status with the Secretary of State to make sure that it is in good standing (see business search below). Regardless, the business should be properly…

A Vermont month-to-month rental agreement allows a tenant to occupy residential property from a landlord on a monthly basis. Payment of rent is listed in the agreement and is usually required on the first (1st) of every month. Upon acceptance, the agreement automatically updates for another thirty (30) days, with each party continuing to abide by its terms and conditions. Minimum Termination Notice Either party…

An Oklahoma rental application is a form used by real estate agents, property owners and managers to verify that a potential tenant is worthy of a lease agreement. Due to the high cost of an eviction, a landlord will usually screen a person before authorizing a binding real estate contract for a twelve (12) month period. The landlord may require a fee for providing this…

The Maine lead-based paint disclosure form is a required form from HUD that informs any tenants of the dangers of this toxic paint that exists in most homes built prior to 1978. The paint is primarily most harmful to pregnant women and young children as it affects their brain and can suppress their learning among other disorders. Every tenant that is issued this form should…

A Oregon residential lease agreement binds a landlord to rent a residence to a tenant while receiving monthly rent. A standard lease is a fixed period that is commonly for 1-year. The responsibilities of each landlord and tenant will be entered into the agreement in regard to utilities and services. In addition, the rules for the property including pets, smoking, waterbeds, and any other terms…