Idaho lease agreements are between a landlord and tenant for the renting of residential or commercial property. The landlord may ask to see the tenant’s credit and employment details through a rental application prior to signing. No witnesses are required. Once the lessor and lessee come to terms and sign the contract it becomes legal and the tenant should be given immediate access to the property.
Laws – Title 55 – Property in General (State Statutes) | Landlord and Tenant Manual (Office of the Attorney General)
An Idaho residential lease agreement is a standard rental contract that typically lasts one (1) year, however, parties may negotiate a longer rental This is the most common type of agreement between a landlord and tenant. The contract sets forth the terms and conditions in regard to the tenant’s occupancy of the landlord’s rented dwelling. Although it is not required, it is recommended that the…
An Idaho month-to-month rental agreement allows a tenant to lease a residential unit on a recurring thirty-day (30) basis. The contract renews every month automatically as long as the property owner and lessee do not send notice to one another changing or terminating the agreement. It is recommended that the landlord seek one or both of the following from the tenant to protect themselves from…
An Idaho rental application can be used by landlords to verify a person’s credit and employment information before entering into a rental agreement. This form, once completed and signed by the potential lessee, gives the landlord the unlimited rights to check any of the information that is filled in. The most important being the amount of income he or she receives in a weekly or…
An Idaho roommate agreement is a handy tool that two or more potential roommates may use to outline each of their responsibilities in their shared residence. Moving into a new place can be exciting but it can also be complicated and should be taken seriously. In a long-term lease between a landlord/property owner and tenant, the conditions allowing the tenant to stay on the property…
An Idaho sublease agreement is a document used by tenants that are actively seeking to rent a part or the entirety of a property that they are currently leasing from a landlord/property owner. A standard residential lease agreement will usually bar this type of tenancy except by the approval of said landlord or owner. It is highly recommended to check with them to ensure it…
An Idaho commercial lease agreement allows landlords to establish rental terms for tenants seeking to lease commercial property for business purposes. All candidates for a commercial lease should complete a rental application to provide the landlord with a breakdown of their finances and rental history. If the landlord determines that the applicant is a fitting tenant, the lease terms can then be negotiated between parties and…
