North Carolina Agreement to Terminate Lease Early

Has your tenant failed to pay the rent on time? Serve this North Carolina 10 Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit to start the process of evicting the tenant.

• The tenant must pay the rent within 10 days of receiving the notice to avoid termination of the lease.
• If the rent is not paid within the 10-day period, the tenant must vacate the property.
• The landlord can also add in late fees or other charges owing by the tenant as of the date of the Notice.
• This is a reusable legal form. Buy it and download it, and you can use it as often as you require.
• The form is available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of North Carolina.

Get your landlord's consent to assign your lease or sublet your rental unit for the rest of the lease term with this North Carolina Permission Agreement to Sublet or Assign Lease.

• The new tenant must meet the landlord's requirements, and the landlord must give its written approval of the new tenant.
• The form contains clauses for either an assignment of the lease or a sublease of the premises.
• The landlord has the option to hold the existing tenant responsible for performing the tenant's obligations until the end of the lease term, or alternatively, to release the tenant from all obligations under the lease once a new tenant is approved.
• This form is available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word template.
• Intended to be used only in the State of North Carolina.

NC landlords, if you are signing a lease with a tenant who is a minor (such as a student), make sure a parent or guardian of the tenant executes this North Carolina Lease Co-signer Agreement.

• The co-signer agrees to:
  • allow the landlord to run a credit check on the co-signer,
  • guarantee that the tenant complies with the rental agreement,
  • guarantee the payment of rent.
• This form is provided in MS Word format. It should be attached as a schedule to the lease or rental agreement.
• Intended to be used only in the State of North Carolina.

• The Statement sets out the amount of the original security deposit and any additional deposits, less any deductions being made for unpaid rent or utilities, cleaning charges, repair charges, etc.
• It also sets out whether a refund is being paid to the tenant or if any additional amount is still owing to the landlord.