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Lease a house or apartment in Maine to a tenant with this Fixed Term Residential Lease Agreement.

This Residential Lease Agreement was created for landlords who wish to lease a rental property in Maine to a tenant. A written lease agreement ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their rights and responsibilities.

Term of Lease

The lease is established for a fixed duration, such as one year, during which both the landlord and tenant are bound by the terms of the agreement.

Key Conditions and Provisions

• Rent Payments: Specifies when and how rent payments must be made.
• Security Deposit and Late Charges: Details regarding the security deposit requirements and any applicable charges for late payments.
• Maintenance and Repairs: Outlines the responsibilities of both parties concerning maintenance and repairs to the property.
• Abandonment: Addresses the procedure and implications if the tenant abandons the property.
• Assignment or Subletting: States the rules regarding the tenant’s ability to assign or sublet the lease to another party.
• Pets: Describes any policies related to keeping pets on the premises.
• Disturbances and Illegal Activities: Prohibits disturbances and unlawful activities on the property.
• Renter’s Insurance: Requires the tenant to carry renter’s insurance for additional protection.
• Early Termination: Explains the conditions under which the lease may be terminated early by either party.

Forms Included with the Lease

• Lead Paint Disclosure Form: Mandated by federal law for properties built before 1978.
• Disclosure of Radon Gas.
• Premises Inspection Checklist and Inventory Report: To be completed by both landlord and tenant at the start and end of the tenancy to document the condition of the property.
• Security Deposit and Deductions Worksheet.

Format and Intended Use

This lease agreement is available as a downloadable Microsoft Word document and is intended exclusively for use within the State of Maine.

Rent a house or apartment in Newfoundland and Labrador to a tenant with this template Residential Lease / Tenancy Agreement.

• The template is a standard form containing the statutory provisions required by Newfoundland landlord and tenant law.
• You can use the form to rent out a house, apartment or mobile home site.
• This is a digital legal document that you can use again and again. Modify and customize it to fit your unique needs.
• Whether you're a landlord, a rental agent, or a property manager, you'll save time and money by using the Residential Lease / Tenancy Agreement template.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Hawaii landlords, grant your tenant an option to purchase their rental property with this Residential Lease with an Option to Purchase.

• The lease portion of the Agreement is a standard-form fixed term lease governing the rental of the property, payment of rent and security deposit, landlord's and tenant's obligations, etc.
• A portion of the montly rent will be applied towards the purchase price, after a specified number of months in the lease term have been completed.
• Fair market value of the property will be mutually determined by the parties.
• The purchase option is null and void if the tenant breaches the lease.
• The tenant may exercise the option before the exercise date if he/she has the funds to complete the purchase.
• This is a fully customizable MS Word document.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Hawaii.

Rent a house, apartment, suite, or condominium to a tenant in New Brunswick with this standard form Residential Lease.

• The Agreement can be used for either a fixed term lease (such as 6 months, 1 year, etc.) or for a periodic tenancy (month to month or week to week).
• The Agreement contains standard provisions for a residential tenancy, such as:
  • payment and disposition of the security deposit;
  • rent increases;
  • obligations of the landlord and tenant under the Residential Tenancies Act;
  • procedure for terminating the tenancy;
  • proper method of giving notice.
• This rental agreement template is published by the Government of New Brunswick, Canada. Available in PDF format.

Overview

This document is the statutory Form 1, Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement, for landlords in Manitoba who intend to rent out a house or apartment to a tenant. It is the form that is mandated by The Residential Tenancies Act and ensures that both parties are protected under provincial law.

Applicability

The Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement is required for all residential rental arrangements in Manitoba, except for cases involving mobile homes or mobile home sites. These exceptions are regulated differently, and separate forms must be used in those situations.

Signing Requirements

Both the landlord and the tenant must each sign two copies of the agreement. After the agreement has been signed by both parties, the landlord is responsible for providing the tenant with a fully signed copy within 21 days. This ensures that both the landlord and tenant retain a complete and legally recognized record of the tenancy terms.

Jurisdiction

This agreement is intended for use exclusively within the Province of Manitoba, Canada. It may not be suitable for use in other jurisdictions due to differing legal requirements.

If you own rental property in Nova Scotia, you can rent it to a tenant with this downloadable Residential Lease / Tenancy Agreement.

• The template can be used for a house, apartment, or mobile home (manufactured home) space.
• The Agreement can be used for either a fixed term lease (for instance, a lease term of 1 year) or for a periodic tenancy (month to month, week to week, or year to year).
• The template includes a section for premises that are administered under a public housing program, and a set of rules and rent calculation guidelines for public housing units.
• The lease also contains the statutory conditions required by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA).
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada.