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A Maine month to month rental agreement is used by a property owner (lessor) and tenant (lessee) seeking an ongoing landlord-tenant relationship. As long as either party does not decide to change or void the agreement, usually with at least thirty (30) days notice, the contract remains valid. To protect the lessor, it is advised that a security deposit of at least one (1) month…

A Connecticut residential lease agreement is a legal contract between a lessee (tenant) and the lessor (property owner) for the right to occupy livable space. This agreement is usually twelve (12) months and, after the tenant provides their credit information, he or she will be supplied with a lease agreement for signing. After the parties have authorized the agreement, the tenant will pay the security…

A Washington standard residential lease agreement allows a property owner to rent a home to a tenant for monthly rent. The tenant usually has to apply and provide the landlord with their credit information to make sure they are qualified through a rental application. If approved, the landlord will fill in the blanks of this form with the agreed-upon arrangement. After the signatures are given…

A Nebraska commercial lease agreement details an arrangement wherein a landlord agrees to rent out their industrial, retail, or office space to a business tenant in exchange for monthly rent. The agreement goes into detail defining the relationship between both parties, their rights, their responsibilities, and the liability each adopts in signing the contract. Defined in the agreement are the three (3) types of commercial agreements;…

The following form must be delegated by a landlord in Arizona for any structure that was built prior to 1978 to inform the tenant about lead based paint that may exist on the property. This is a major health hazard to children and pregnant women and a tenant living in a unit with paint chipping in a rental unit that is subject to this condition…