Landlord & Tenant
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1 Tenant Notice of Invoking Option
A lease agreement between a landlord and tenant may contain an option for the tenant to renew the lease upon expiration. The agreement usually requires a certain amount of notice that the tenant must give the landlord of his or her intention to renew. Within the time requirements, tenant will need to inform the landlord of the intention to renew in writing.
Use this document to inform landlord of your intention to invoke the option to renew your lease.
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2 Memorandum of Lease
A memorandum of a lease document is typically a one-page summary of an ordinary lease agreement between a landlord and tenant. The purpose of the document is to record or memorialize a minimum amount of lease terms. For example, the names and addresses of the parties will be included, but not the rental rate or other unnecessary provisions.
Use this document to publicly record the existence of a real estate lease but leave unnecessary provisions off of the public record.
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3 Sublease
When a landlord and tenant are under a lease contract, tenant may desire to sublet to a third party. Thereby transferring all rights and obligations of tenant (who becomes sublessor) to the sublessee. Depending on the jurisdiction, a fiduciary relationship will remain between landlord and original tenant as well as being created between sublessor and sublessee and created between landlord and sublessee.
Use this document to create a sublease to be entered into between an original tenant (sublessor) and new tenant (sublessee).
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4 Notice to Tenant to Make Repairs
During the course of a tenancy there may be necessary repairs to the leased premises. These repairs may be mandatory or voluntarily made by the landlord. A tenant will need to give written notification to the landlord of repairs that need to be made. This notice is to make the landlord aware of the problems and also serves as documentation of the problem should any legal issues arise from the repair situation, or the lease situation in general.
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5 Landlord's Notice of Rent Increase
When a landlord desires to increase the rent on a current tenant there are limitations and requirements before a landlord can do so. One of the requirements is notice to the tenant. Different state's laws very as to what makes notice acceptable. For example, how much time is required. It is important to comply with your particular state landlord/tenant law, however, most states require the notice to be written.
Use this document to give written notice to a tenant of an landlord's intention to increase rent.
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6 Notice to Landlord to Make Repairs
During the course of a tenancy there may be necessary repairs to the leased premises. These repairs may be mandatory or voluntarily made by the landlord. A tenant will need to give written notification to the landlord of repairs that need to be made. This notice is to make the landlord aware of the problems and also serves as documentation of the problem should any legal issues arise from the repair situation, or the lease situation in general.
Use this document to notify a landlord of necessary repairs on a leased property.
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7 Amendment of Lease
When a lease of real property is already in place between a landlord and tenant, the parties may desire to change a term or terms of the lease agreement. If they wish to do so they will need to document in writing the change to the original lease, and they will do this with a lease amendment. A lease is a legally enforceable agreement between two parties for the temporary use of real property.
Use this document to document the consent of both landlord and tenant to make a change or changes to a lease.
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8 Landlord Request For Tenant To Remedy Breach
If a tenant has breached a lease agreement between landlord and tenant the landlord may want or need to notify the tenant of said breach and demand remedial action before terminating the agreement altogether.
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9 Tenant's Notice of Terminating Tenancy
A lease without a specific expiration date, such as a month to month lease, requires that written notice be given by the tenant to the landlord. Additionally, in some states even leases with expiration dates may require notice of intent to terminate. Depending on the state and the term of the lease the time for notice will vary.
Use this document to provide your landlord with proper written notice of your intention to terminate your tenancy.
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10 Lease Termination Agreement
A lease is a legally enforceable agreement between two parties for the temporary use of real property. A lease typically sets forth the number of days, months or years for which the tenancy will last. Upon mutual agreement of a landlord and tenant, they may decide to terminate the lease before the term of the lease has expired. In doing so they will want to have proper documentation of the termination, such as a lease termination agreement, to ensure both parties are relieved of their rights and obligations under the lease.
Use this document to terminate a lease when there is mutual consent by the landlord and tenant.
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