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A North Carolina rental application is a legal document that allows a landlord, property manager, or real estate agent (including realtors) to research a potential tenant’s credit and references. The verification may only begin upon the signature of the tenant, and the party providing this service is entitled to charge a nonrefundable fee at their sole discretion. It takes at its longest a few days…

An Ohio commercial lease agreement is between a property owner and a business entity electing to rent industrial, office, or retail-related space. A lease agreement is usually longer than one (1) year (usually a three (3) to five (5) year initial term) due to the amount of money it takes for the business entity to generate sufficient income. A lease agreement can be designed to…

An Indiana commercial lease agreement is designed to create a legal arrangement between a tenant and landlord concerning the renting of commercial or industrial space for business use. The landlord will often fit the commercial property to accommodate the tenant’s business needs (e.g. construct multiple restrooms, install light fixtures, supply locks, and other safety equipment). As a result, the landlord may require the lease term…

A Missouri rental application is much like a credit application where the tenant must put forth his or her information in the hopes of being qualified for a lease agreement. The tenant will be required to fill in the following; Social Security Number Previous addresses All persons to be occupying the premises Employment – including supervisor, income, and length of time at the position Former…

The Megan’s law disclosure form must be attached to every residential lease agreement. Megan’s law is a computer database that contains all registered sex offenders and where they live in the State of California. Pursuant to Section 290.46 of the Penal Code, information about specified registered sex offenders is made available to the public via an Internet Web site maintained by the Department of Justice at…