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A Hawaii roommate agreement sets forth the terms and conditions of a living arrangement between two (2) or more roommates. The basic terms include rental period, amount of rent per roommate, utility payments, cleaning, and other household responsibilities. Having such provisions written down in a legally binding contract helps avoid arguments and disagreements relating to the living situation. Additional terms not initially contained within the contract…
An Oklahoma commercial lease agreement is a binding contract that relays the details of a rental arrangement between an owner/landlord of commercial real estate (retail, office, industrial space) and a business entity wishing to conduct business on the premises. The two parties can negotiate the terms and conditions of the agreement before drafting the lease and signing it before a notary public. Generally speaking, a…
A Hawaii month-to-month rental agreement allows a person to be able to rent residential space from a landlord on a monthly basis. This means that either party may issue a notice at any time to change or void the agreement (as long as the minimum termination notice period is adhered to). It is recommended that the landlord seek one (1) month’s security deposit and one…
A New Jersey commercial lease agreement is a legal form that details an arrangement between a landlord of commercial real estate and a business entity operating within its premises. It lists the cost of rent, the type of arrangement (Triple Net, Gross, or Modified Gross), the length of the term, and all other provisions which will dictate the nature of the relationship between the two…
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…
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