A Virginia residential lease agreement is a rental contract between a landlord and a tenant that binds them together for a predetermined period of time (commonly 12 months). The items usually most negotiated between the parties are the following: Rental amount Utility payments – Electricity, water, heat, air conditioning (if any), cable, etc. Fees – Pets (if any) and parking Garbage/waste management The landlord may…

A Wisconsin sublease agreement allows a tenant (“sublessor”) who is under a lease with a fixed term (“master lease”) to be able to rent the same property to someone else (“sublessee”) in return for payment. This type of tenancy is common among college campuses and urban areas as it allows for roommates or for someone to occupy space while a person may be out of…

A Tennessee month-to-month lease agreement, otherwise known as a “Tenancy at Will,” allows a landlord and tenant to come to terms on a short-term arrangement for the occupying of residential property. The contract has no end date and updates every month upon the payment of rent by the lessee. However, the landlord may terminate the lease with at least thirty (30) days’ notice to the…

A Connecticut month to month rental agreement is a contract covering a short term arrangement between two individuals; a landlord and a tenant. The agreement is only made on a month-to-month basis and, as long as the tenant pays rent for the given period, the occupation of the property is legal. Either party may change or void any part of the contract with at least…

An Indiana sublease agreement is a form made for a tenant (known as the sublessor) who wishes to rent all or a portion of a rental unit to another individual (sublessee) that they are currently renting from a landlord.  It is advised that the sublessor perform a background check on the sublessee to ensure they are who they claim to be and that they are…