Lease Agreement

Lease Agreement

Lease Agreement

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Frequently Asked Questions

A lease agreement is a legal document outlining the rental terms for either a commercial or residential property between the property owner, also known as the landlord or lessor, and the renter, also known as the tenant or lessee.

While most lease agreements are written, there are verbal lease agreements that can be enforced as oral contracts; however, it is important to note that not all states allow verbal residential lease agreements, and verbal commercial agreements are prohibited in every state.

 Tenants with verbal residential lease agreements are protected by tenants-rights laws that exist in each state. The complexity of commercial leases makes it nearly impossible to substantiate verbal agreements in court and that is why they are not allowed.

No. Most states recognize oral leases or rental agreements that are for a year or less. However, oral agreements often lead to ambiguity about the obligations of each party since memories fade over time.

Having your lease term in writing is a safer bet.

Yes. A rental agreement, or a periodic or month-to-month agreement, is a written contract for a short-term tenancy. Most rental agreements are for 30-days but can be for other periods whereaslease is a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc. to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment.

Rent-to-own lease agreements, also called option-to-purchase or lease-to-own agreements, give the renter the option to buy the property at a predetermined price

. In most cases, the renter pays an option fee to the landlord for the right to purchase the property later. If the renter decides not to go through with the purchase, then the landlord keeps the option fee.

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