A Montana rental application is a verification tool used to make sure that a potential tenant is who he or she claims to be and can afford the rental payment every month. The application may have a required fee (decided by the property owner or manager) and typically the turnaround time is two (2) to three (3) days to get the tenant an answer on…

The Maine lead-based paint disclosure form is a required form from HUD that informs any tenants of the dangers of this toxic paint that exists in most homes built prior to 1978. The paint is primarily most harmful to pregnant women and young children as it affects their brain and can suppress their learning among other disorders. Every tenant that is issued this form should…

A New Mexico rental application is a way for a landlord to seek the permission of a potential tenant to view his or her credit score and eligibility for tenancy. The landlord may charge a fee for this service, one of which typically takes about two (2) to three (3) days to complete. The landlord’s basic verification is to make sure that the tenant can…

A New Hampshire residential lease agreement is a fixed-term lease between a landlord and tenant for the use and renting of property. Commonly for 1-year, both parties must abide by the lease’s terms and conditions until the end date. The landlord should always collect the credit information of any potential tenant before authorizing an agreement through a rental application. This will lessen the chance of…

Pursuant to California Health and Safety Code sections 17920.10 it is required that any structure built prior to January 1, 1978 that is being leased must contain the California Lead Based Paint Disclosure Form in the agreement. This will let the tenant know of the health risk that this type of paint may cause especially to children and pregnant women. It is a good idea for…