A Kentucky commercial lease agreement allows a landlord that owns retail, industrial, or office space to rent this space to a qualified tenant. There are many types of rental arrangements, such as Triple Net (NNN), Gross, and Percentage leases, that this contract may be modified to reflect as long as both parties are in agreement. Typically the tenant will request how they would like the…

An Iowa month-to-month lease agreement is an agreement in which the landlord and tenant have a rental arrangement that renews after a thirty (30) day period. Either party may alter or terminate the agreement with one (1) month’s written notice. All the laws in relation to lease agreements within the State still apply, and if either party defaults on the rental agreement, it may be…

An Alaska sublease agreement is for tenants that would like to rent partial or the entire property that is currently leased to someone else. This type of arrangement is usually not allowed in a standard lease but can be obtained with permission from the landlord (recommended to write in a certified letter and have the property owner sign). The new tenant (or ‘Sublessee’) is at the…

A South Carolina sublease agreement allows a tenant who is under a lease agreement to rent out a portion or the entire same space (otherwise known as “subletting”) to someone else. This type of tenancy is usually forbidden in standard lease agreements so it is advised to check the original agreement for the language pertaining to subleasing. The new tenant, or sublessee, has the sole…

A Kentucky sublease agreement allows a tenant to rent their home to someone else, known as the “sub-tenant.” The sub-tenant can rent a part of or the entire space but often needs the landlord to consent before signing an agreement. A sub-tenant after moving in, will have the same rights as a tenant. Therefore, it’s best to approve the individual through a rental application before…