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How to Draw Up a Sublet Lease Agreement

Monday, May 23rd, 2011

A sublet lease agreement is an agreement between your roommate or a subtenant and yourself. A sublease is the renting out of your apartment or a portion of it to another roommate. A sublease can also mean subleasing the whole property to a subtenant who pays the rent to the actual. The tenant generally pays a lesser rent to the landlord than the subtenant, and makes a profit out of the deal. A sublease is rarely allowed by most landlords.

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The Importance of Reviewing Rental Agreement Forms

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

When signing a lease on an apartment, it is important to closely read the rental agreement forms before signing them. While everything might seem on the level, there could be some fine print. Making sure to read over and understand everything carefully before signing is a must. Once your name is on the document, there is no going back.

It isn’t what he says, it is what he writes

A landlord can be any kind of person; honest, deceitful or two-faced. If you…

How Much Should You Expect to Pay before You Sign the Lease?

Friday, February 12th, 2010

As you budget for expenses associated with renting an apartment, be sure to include costs that you have to pay before you sign the lease. These can add up, and you don’t want to begin renting an apartment in the red. Some fees may not apply based on where you’re renting and whether you have a relationship with the landlord. In this case, your costs may be zero dollars.

Costs to Find an Apartment

Before you sign the lease on an apartment…

Renting Laws: Underage Tenants and Parental Consent

Sunday, January 24th, 2010

There are many laws pertaining to rental agreements. Laws put into motion to protect both the renter and the landlord. One main area of rental laws pertains to underage tenants. These rules may vary from state to state, but generally underage tenants refer to anyone under the age of 18. Some states view underage tenants as anyone under the age of 17.

Who can enter into a rental agreement

Anyone can enter into a rental agreement, despite the age of the person.…

What To Do When Your Landlord Breaks Your Rental Agreement

Monday, December 28th, 2009

Your rental agreement, a legally binding contract between you and your landlord, can’t be broken by your landlord unless you have breached it in some way. Understanding why the landlord has broken the agreement, and the steps you need to take, will help minimize any damage to your rental history.

Why Landlords Break Rental Agreements

Landlords break rental agreements when they believe that your tenancy is problematic. Their reasons will vary, but generally they revolve around issues which are non-negotiable. Any action…