A Kentucky residential lease agreement is between a landlord and a tenant for the renting of property for monthly rent and other obligations. Depending on the terms of the agreement, the landlord and tenant will be required to negotiate the following: Monthly rental amount ($); Utilities including: Electricity; Water; Heat; A/C; Landscaping; Parking fees; Security deposit; and Pet Deposit (if any) The landlord may ask…

A Montana sublease agreement is a real estate contract used to allow a tenant to be able to rent their property to someone else in return for monthly payment. The landlord will usually need to grant permission or at the very least be notified of the sublet arrangement. The sublease cannot extend further than the original lease end date that is in place between the…

The Alabama commercial lease agreement is for any tenant seeking to occupy retail, office, or industrial space for business or personal use. The payments are typically made every month and may range anywhere from one (1) to five (5) years and can be for any time frame as desired by the parties. Renewal periods, option periods, first right of refusal, and options to purchase may…

An Arizona move in/move out checklist allows a tenant and landlord to protect themselves by stating what damages may have occurred during the time the tenant was occupying the property. It is recommended that both parties make a thorough list of all damages at the beginning of the lease term and proceed once again at the end of the lease to see what damages (if…

A Rhode Island month-to-month rental agreement, otherwise known as a “tenancy at will” agreement, permits a tenant to live in a residential unit based on a real estate contract with no end date (perpetual), but rent is due on a specific day every month. Upon acceptance by the landlord of said payment, the agreement continues for another thirty (30) day term. If the landlord or…