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A New Mexico commercial lease agreement is a document that is used by landlords of commercial real estate to describe the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved in the renting of retail, office, or industrial space. It should be noted that there are three (3) types of commercial real estate lease agreements (described below). Triple Net (NNN) – An agreement wherein the tenant pays the…

A Nebraska sublease agreement is a real estate contract wherein the initial tenant decides to lease the property to someone else (sublessee). The rent charged to the sublessee may be any amount and has no relation to the amount paid in the original lease agreement between the original tenant and landlord. It is the original tenant’s sole responsibility to ensure the landlord continues to be…

An Indiana roommate agreement is a binding contract between two or more people who have agreed to share a rental property. This agreement is only between the roommates and does not involve the Landlord nor the Master Lease. Therefore, if a group of college students decided to rent a house, for example, only the ones who sign the Master Lease will hold an agreement with…

A Oregon residential lease agreement binds a landlord to rent a residence to a tenant while receiving monthly rent. A standard lease is a fixed period that is commonly for 1-year. The responsibilities of each landlord and tenant will be entered into the agreement in regard to utilities and services. In addition, the rules for the property including pets, smoking, waterbeds, and any other terms…

A Massachusetts sublease agreement form is for tenants currently under a lease agreement seeking to rent a portion or all of their space to someone else. Before entering into any binding contract, the main tenant should ensure that subletting is allowed under their original agreement. Permission from the landlord or property manager may also be required (which can be done by sending a written notice)….