An Arkansas month-to-month rental agreement can be used if a landlord has an available residential unit that they are looking to lease to a prospective tenant. The agreement is only valid every thirty (30) days and renews for another month every time the tenant makes the payment. Either party may void or change the terms of the contract with written notice (exact time of how much…

A Delaware month–to-month lease agreement allows a landlord and tenant to establish a rental arrangement on a monthly payment basis. Both parties are only liable to abide by the terms for a month at a time and renews upon the payment of rent every month. If the tenant stops paying rent, he or she must vacate the premises immediately, but it is usually required that…

A Wisconsin sublease agreement allows a tenant (“sublessor”) who is under a lease with a fixed term (“master lease”) to be able to rent the same property to someone else (“sublessee”) in return for payment. This type of tenancy is common among college campuses and urban areas as it allows for roommates or for someone to occupy space while a person may be out of…

A Rhode Island commercial lease agreement is a contract between a property owner/manager and a tenant for the use of space intended for business purposes. The rental property may be used as an office, retail, or industrial space by the tenant, and the landlord will usually have the interior renovated to suit the tenant’s needs. Because the landlord is often making an initial investment in…

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…