Washington Preliminary Lien Notice (Self Storage)

Get the financing you need to open a self storage facility with this downloadable Self Storage Business Plan template.

• The purpose of this Business Plan is to obtain a start-up loan.
• The template includes:
  • A market analysis and marketing strategy.
  • A financial model with pro formas.
  • A Confidentiality Agreement to protect your proprietary information, such as financial data.
  • Instructions in each section to help you complete the document.
• This Self Storage Business Plan template is available in MS Word format and is totally customizable to fit your needs.

This Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal is for self storage facilities in the State of Washington, and is the next step in the lien sale process when a unit occupant has failed to pay rent for the unit.

• You can serve the Final Notice only if the unit occupant has been served with the Preliminary Lien Notice and has not paid the outstanding rent.
• The Notice must be given and served in accordance with the Revised Code of Washington Section 19.150.060.
• The renter is advised that they no longer have access to the storage unit or the property stored in it, and that the storage operator has the right to sell the property to satisfy its lien.
• The form includes a Certificate of Delivery to record how the Notice is served on the renter, and instructions on how the Notice must be prepared and served.
• This is a digital legal form that you can use as often as you like.
• Don't let storage clients skip out with unpaid storage fees. Exercise your lien rights with this Washington Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal (Self Storage).

Rent a storage unit to a customer with this downloadable Self Storage Rental Agreement for Washington State.

This Self Storage Rental Agreement is designed for use in Washington State to facilitate the rental of storage units to customers. The agreement is available in downloadable MS Word format and may also be applied to vehicle storage spaces, such as garages or carports.

Renter Requirements

• The renter is required to provide a comprehensive list of all items stored within the unit. This list must include the approximate value of the contents and the names of any lienholders or other parties with claims on the stored items.
• It is the renter's responsibility to supply their own locks for the storage unit.
• The renter must obtain and maintain insurance coverage for the contents of the unit. The insurance policy must be of sufficient value and remain active throughout the rental period.

Access and Usage

• Unit access is permitted only during the storage facility owner’s business hours.
• Access to the unit is contingent upon the renter not being in breach of any terms of the rental contract.

Facility Rights and Legal Compliance

The storage facility retains a lien on the unit’s contents should the renter default, as prescribed by Washington laws.

Applicability

This agreement is intended solely for use within the State of Washington.