A Mississippi month-to-month lease agreement is a preferred tenant arrangement where the lessee can occupy the property by paying rent each month but is not liable for a fixed term. The contract under the terms allows for the landlord or the tenant to be able to modify the agreement with thirty (30) days of written notice to one another. Other than the differences in the…

A Nevada sublease agreement is a document used by a tenant that is under a specified lease agreement term ending on a particular end date to rent the unit (or a portion) to another person (hereinafter referred to as a “Sublessee”). The tenant should check with their original lease to ensure this is an allowed arrangement under their terms and conditions, as most contracts forbid…

A Maryland rental application allows a property owner to verify a tenant to see if he or she is creditworthy enough to enter a binding lease agreement. The main focus on the application will primarily be the monthly income and when checking the credit report to make sure that there are not any outstanding debts that would not allow the tenant to make the monthly rent…

A Nebraska rental application is a way for a landlord, property manager or sublessor to screen any potential tenants before entering into a binding real estate contract. The most important areas of verification are the following; Weekly or monthly income Time at current and previous jobs Speaking with previous landlords Credit report Background check After a thorough investigation of the tenant’s information, the lessor will…

A New Jersey sublease agreement is an agreement between a tenant on a property and someone else who will rent the same property (“sublessee”). It must state in the master lease (original lease) that subleasing is allowed, or the tenant must get written permission from the landlord. Once a new tenant (“sublessee”) is found for the property, he or she can occupy the space until…