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Retain a licensed real estate agent to provide services to a brokerage with this Independent Contractor Agreement for Canada.

Relationship of the Parties

The licensed agent (licensee) is being retained as an independent contractor, not as an employee. The licensee will be paid compensation at the brokerage's current rates, but will be responsible for remitting its own taxes and other required deductions.

Services Provided by Licensed Agent

The licensee will provide a variety of services under the contract, as required by the brokerage, including all client services necessary for buying or selling properties, and rental property management services to residential landlord clients.

All services undertaken and performed by the licensee will be done in the name of the brokerage. The licensee is not authorized to give legal or tax advice.

Brokerage's Obligations

The brokerage will carry worker's compensation and vehicle insurance for the licensee. The brokerage will also maintain professional liability and E&OE insurance to cover any claims arising from the licensee's actions, omissions or negligence.

The brokerage is not required to provide an office or other workspace for the licensee, or to cover any of the licensee's expenses. 

Indemnification

Each party agrees to indemnify and hold the other party harmless against all claims, losses and damages arising out of the provision of services under the agreement.

Format and Jurisdiction

This Independent Contractor Agreement between Broker and Real Estate Agent is available as a downloadable MS Word document, which is fully editable and can be reused as often as necessary.

This is a Canadian legal document template and is intended to be used only within Canada.

Rent space in a catering kitchen to a food truck operator on a monthly or yearly basis with this downloadable  Kitchen Rental Agreement.

• The kitchen rental includes the use of kitchen appliances, equipment and utensils, countertop workspace, cleaning supplies, utilities, and pantry space.
• The food truck operator will pay rent monthly. In addition, the caterer requires a security deposit which can be applied to unpaid rent or late fees. The deposit will be returned (less any deductions) on termination.
• The term has a fixed start and end date. Either party can terminate the rental on 30 days' notice.
• The food truck operator must supply its own food wrap and packaging materials.
• The operator must obtain commercial general liability insurance naming the caterer as additional insured.
• The food truck operator is responsible for keeping the kitchen space clean and sanitary. Caterer is responsible for maintenance and repair of the structure, appliances, food preparation systems, etc.
• The food truck operator indemnifies the caterer against claims and damages resulting from its use of the kitchen.
• This template is available in MS Word format and is fully editable.
• This is a generic contract form that can be used anywhere.

Give potential tenants a chance to view a rental unit with this Rental Property Viewing Agreement for residential rentals.

• Have the prospective tenants sign the Agreement before you provide them with a key to view the property.
• They must also provide a personal item (such as a credit card) and a specified cash deposit for the key, which will be returned to them when they return the key.
• This reusable rental template can be used by landlords or rental property managers anywhere in the United States.
• The form is downloadable and fully editable.

Rent a commercial kitchen to a caterer with this easy downloadable Catering Kitchen Rental Agreement template.

• This agreement can be used by a restaurant owner or other large kitchen operator to rent space to a caterer.
• The rental period can be either weekly or monthly and runs until terminated by either party.
• The renter is responsible for keeping the kitchen premises clean and sanitary. The owner is responsible for repairs or replacements, as needed.
• The renter (caterer) must carry general liability insurance naming the owner as additional insured.
• The template is available in MS Word format.
• This is a generic form which can be used almost anywhere.

Prepare a license agreement that allows a food truck operator to operate the food truck on city-owned property with this easy downloadable template for Colorado.

• The agreement is between a municipal corporation (City) and a food truck vendor, allowing the operation of a food truck within a designated area throughout the contract period.
• In return for a monthly fee, the Licensor grants a nonexclusive, revocable license to the vendor to sell specified permitted food products from an approved food truck within a designated license area.
• The food truck vendor must operate within specified hours, and must comply with all of City's standards for operation of food trucks.
• In return for the grant of license, the food truck operator will pay a monthly license fee, subject to annual adjustments.
• The Licensee must obtain and maintain certain types of insurance and all necessary permits and licenses for operation.
• The food truck operator indemnifies the city against any claims arising from the operation of the food truck.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Governed by the laws of the State of Colorado.