A Hawaii rental application allows a landlord or sublessor to view a tenant’s credit and background information. This simply allows the landlord to verify the tenant’s income, their employment history, credit score, and verify with previous landlords that the applicant doesn’t have a negative rental history. The landlord is allowed to charge a non-refundable fee for this service ($25 to $50) and it should take…

A Virginia sublease agreement allows a tenant who is under a lease agreement to rent the same space to someone else (Sublessee). The contract may be for the entire property or portion of the space. The term of the agreement cannot go further than that of the current lease with the landlord. Most standard lease agreements have subletting prohibited, so it is a good idea…

A Mississippi residential lease agreement is a standard one (1) year contract that binds the renter and landlord for the full extent of the term unless each mutually agrees to break the lease. The landlord is typically due rent on the first (1st) of every month and if the lessee moves in prior to the 1st, then the rent is usually pro-rated to reflect the…

The Connecticut commercial lease agreement is a contract that binds a lessor and lessee to a set of rental terms relating to the use of an office, retail, or industrial space. Commercial lease agreements often last longer than residential contracts as the tenant generally invests their time and money into adequately fitting the property for business use. Landlords are recommended to verify the background of…

An Indiana month-to-month lease agreement allows a landlord and tenant to negotiate terms of a short term rental contract. This type of real estate form renews each month as long as the property owner (landlord) and tenant (lessee) do not give written notice to each other altering the agreement. It is recommended that the landlord either check the tenant’s credit through a rental application or…