Lease Agreement (Standard)

If allowed, the landlord can give any type of written notice to the tenant by using the rental property address

An occupant is a person who lives in a residence but is not considered a tenant, commonly children or other family members.

Such as beds, sofas, tables, chairs, etc.

Such as a refrigerator, oven, microwave, washer, dryer, etc.

A security deposit is money a tenant pays to a landlord to cover potential damages or unpaid rent

Even if the property is vacant, the tenant cannot move-in early unless permitted by the landlord

This does not include the first month's rent. Prepaying rent is common for tenants who pose a higher financial risk.

It is common for a late fee to be charged if rent is not paid on time.

A non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee is charged when the tenant pays with a dishonored check

Select 'yes' if parking is included in the rent or for an added fee

Such as water, sewer, heat, trash removal, TV, phones, etc.

If required, the landlord and tenant will need to record the current condition of the property. Both will need to sign and acknowledge any current damage or repairs needed.

Renters insurance covers a renter's belongings and liability, protecting against theft, damage, and accidents on the property. Many landlords require renters insurance to ensure tenants can cover personal property loss and liability, reducing the landlord's risk.

Subletting is when a tenant rents the property to another person (subtenant), but the tenant remains responsible for the lease terms.

Such as a property manager, superintendent (super), or handyman

If yes, then the tenant must receive the 'Lead-Based Paint Disclosure' per federal law (will be attached to this agreement).

A co-signer is an individual, other than the tenant, who personally guarantees the successful performance of the lease.

If any other agreements or arrangements are made.