A Kansas month-to-month rental arrangement, also known as a “tenancy at will,” allows the landlord and tenant to come to terms on a contract that can be changed at any time with at least thirty (30) days’ notice. Ideal for short-term tenants so they can vacate the premises at any time or for landlords not looking for a long-term arrangement. Adobe PDF Microsoft Word Although…

A North Dakota tenant rental application is primarily used by landlords to screen a possible tenant to make sure that he or she is able to afford the payment every month. The credit report obtained will provide the potential tenant’s creditworthiness and any outstanding debts large enough to prevent them from paying the monthly rent. It is a good idea to also check and edify…

A Washington commercial lease agreement can be used by landlords to rent out their property to tenants for retail, industrial, or office use. Unlike residential leases, the average term of a commercial lease is three (3) to five (5) years. This lengthier term is due to landlords having an upfront investment from outfitting the property to suit the needs of the tenant’s business. For this reason,…

An Iowa commercial lease agreement is for any property that is used for retail, office, or industrial purposes. This type of agreement should be reviewed by an attorney as there is usually more money involved than with a residential lease agreement. Most commonly, the landlord will have to provide a space with a minimally finished interior (called a ‘vanilla box’) for the space requested. The…

A South Dakota rental application allows a landlord to verify whether a tenant is able to pay rent on the first (1st) of every month by checking their employment and income history. Also, if the landlord should choose, they may be able to lookup credit reports, background information, and contact prior landlords to see what kind of tenant the person was in the past. At the…