An Oregon rental application is a form used by landlords to verify that a tenant can pay the rent and that he or she has a good credit history. The landlord may charge a fee for providing this service, which serves a secondary purpose in enabling them to see which tenants are serious about renting the property. Looking up the person’s credit, rental, and background…

A New Hampshire rental application is used when a landlord wishes to screen a tenant before authorizing a binding lease agreement. Once a tenant is shown a property for rent is interested, this form should be delivered to collect their credit, background, and employment information. The landlord may charge a fee for accepting the application. Once the application has been submitted, the landlord can investigate…

A Minnesota month-to-month rental agreement, otherwise known as a “Tenancy at Will”, is a lease agreement that may be altered or canceled with three (3) months’ notice or the entire rental period to date, whichever is lesser. The agreement is popular among short-term renters as they may be able to stay as long as they would like, and when they decide to move out, it…

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…

A Nebraska sublease agreement is a real estate contract wherein the initial tenant decides to lease the property to someone else (sublessee). The rent charged to the sublessee may be any amount and has no relation to the amount paid in the original lease agreement between the original tenant and landlord. It is the original tenant’s sole responsibility to ensure the landlord continues to be…