Vermont Residential Lease Agreement Form – PDF Template
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The residential lease agreement for Vermont is between a landlord and tenant and states the terms and conditions under which the lessee may occupy the rented property. The general term is for one (1) year but can be altered if agreed upon. The tenant will usually be required to pay a small fee and undergo a credit check through the rental application to make sure that he or she is credible for a lease.
Once a contract has been signed and the necessary deposits have been given to the landlord, keys and full access to the premises should be granted.
- If the property was built prior to 1978, the landlord is required to attach the lead based paint disclosure and have it signed by the tenant.
- Vermont Landlord-Tenant Laws – Title 9 > Chapter 137 – Residential Rental Agreements
