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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…

An Idaho rental application can be used by landlords to verify a person’s credit and employment information before entering into a rental agreement. This form, once completed and signed by the potential lessee, gives the landlord the unlimited rights to check any of the information that is filled in. The most important being the amount of income he or she receives in a weekly or…

An Arkansas residential lease agreement made between a landlord and tenant allows the renting of property in exchange for monthly rent. A residential lease agreement is typically a twelve (12) month arrangement but, in certain cases, it can be less or more than a year. After being verified through an application, the lessee will be subject to paying deposits and rent upfront (depending on his…

An Ohio rental application is used as a way to verify an applicant’s credit, employment history, and prior rental history to see if he or she fits the qualifications for a lease agreement. This form may come along with a non-refundable fee administered by the landlord and should take no more than 2-3 days to complete. It is advised that the tenant not just put…

A New Jersey month-to-month rental agreement, or ‘tenancy-at-will’, is a residential lease with no end date. Instead, both parties can terminate the agreement by giving the other 30 days’ notice as required by the New Jersey Revised Statutes (ยง 2A:18-56). Otherwise, the agreement is the same as any other lease and must follow all State laws. It is recommended that all prospective tenants be reviewed…