A Washington month-to-month rental agreement allows a tenant to rent from a landlord for a period of thirty (30) days at a time with no end date. As long as the tenant pays rent on the due date stated in the agreement, the contract runs perpetually. As per Statute 59.18.260, if there is a Security Deposit required by the landlord, the tenant must complete the move-in…

A Georgia sublease agreement is popular around inner cities and college housing to allow someone else (sublessee) to occupy property a tenant (sublessor) is renting for a period of time. The length may not go further than the original agreement the tenant has on the property with the landlord, and all payments agreed upon must still be made. Anytime the sublessee does not make rent…

A South Carolina rental application is used to view a tenant’s credit and background information before authorizing a rental agreement. The tenant will need to complete the form and make sure to write their Social Security Number, previous addresses, and employment details. This will give the property manager or owner enough information to make a decision on whether the applicant can be justified for a…

A Hawaii month-to-month rental agreement allows a person to be able to rent residential space from a landlord on a monthly basis. This means that either party may issue a notice at any time to change or void the agreement (as long as the minimum termination notice period is adhered to). It is recommended that the landlord seek one (1) month’s security deposit and one…

An Illinois roommate agreement is a method for clearly documenting the terms and conditions of a living arrangement between two (2) or more individuals. Ideally, such an agreement should cover as much ground as possible to help ensure an amicable living arrangement. All roommates involved should sit down with this document so the obligations, responsibilities, and other important items can be negotiated. Once the parties…