A Maine month to month rental agreement is used by a property owner (lessor) and tenant (lessee) seeking an ongoing landlord-tenant relationship. As long as either party does not decide to change or void the agreement, usually with at least thirty (30) days notice, the contract remains valid. To protect the lessor, it is advised that a security deposit of at least one (1) month…

A Wisconsin sublease agreement allows a tenant (“sublessor”) who is under a lease with a fixed term (“master lease”) to be able to rent the same property to someone else (“sublessee”) in return for payment. This type of tenancy is common among college campuses and urban areas as it allows for roommates or for someone to occupy space while a person may be out of…

A Nebraska residential lease agreement is for a fixed-term between a landlord and tenant for the renting of property for monthly payments. It is advised that the landlord get the tenant’s credit information (through a rental application) before authorizing an agreement to make sure that the person has a job and no outstanding debts that would prohibit the payment of rent. After a thorough analysis…

A Louisiana rental application allows a holder of residential real estate to review a candidate seeking to lease space for a period of time. The purpose of the lookup is to confirm that the person applying does not have the likelihood of defaulting on the contract and the landlord being involved in an eviction process. In order to complete, the tenant must submit the following…

The Arkansas rental application form is used by a property owner to review a potential tenant’s credentials to see if they qualify for a lease agreement. The applicant must enter their information into the form including financial information, personal information, employment history, and other pertinent material. After signing the last page (giving the landlord permission to perform credit and background searches), the applicant will submit the…