A Missouri month-to-month rental agreement, also known as a “tenancy at will,” is when a tenant and landlord have come to terms over a rental arrangement that will renew every thirty days. The main difference between this real estate contract and a standard residential document is that there is no end date to this type of lease. Otherwise, all Missouri laws in reference to landlord…

A Florida commercial lease agreement is used to legally bind a tenant into a rental arrangement for an office, retail, or industrial space. It is standard with commercial leases for the landlord to fit the space with a “vanilla box” layout that may be altered by the tenant according to the company’s needs. Since both parties may be investing a significant amount of money into…

A California sublease agreement is a legal contract between an existing tenant and a person (sublessee) that wishes to rent the same space (partial or the entirety). The rent paid by the sublessee must be paid directly to the current tenant, and the term of the agreement may not go longer than the original one that exists between the landlord and tenant. It is advised…

An Alaska month-to-month rental agreement is a real estate contract for a property located in Alaska where a landlord and the lessee desire to be in a short-term arrangement. The contract renews every month upon the rental payment being received for another period (usually thirty (30) days) and continues until one (1) of the parties decides to discontinue the arrangement. After both parties have signed,…

A Wisconsin rental application gives consent from an applicant to a landlord to perform a consumer report on them. This allows the landlord to use a screening company to check a person’s credit history, employment, and references. A landlord may charge a fee to the tenant for screening with a decision of approval within 24 to 72 hours. Table of Contents Applications (2) Standard Rental…