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Do you like buying a new car every three to four years? If so, leasing might be a better option for you. There's a difference between leasing and buying a car. People who lease automobiles are essentially renting the vehicle for a few years. After the lease period, you can either return the vehicle and lease a new one, or purchase the... more »
A lease agreement is usually a written contract, although some lease agreements are verbal. These contracts are between a person or organization who owns some sort of property and another person or organization who is renting or borrowing the property for a defined length of time. more »
If you are trying to rent a house, you will need to have a lease agreement in place to protect your property, as well as the rights of your tenants. Here you can learn how to type up a lease agreement with little difficulty. more »
It is possible for you to buy a pre-written apartment lease agreement that only requires you to fill in the blanks and then have all parties involved sign it. A link to one of them is listed below in Additional Resources. Stores like Staples also sell lease agreements of all types, including apartment lease agreements. Again, you... more »
Legal rights of renters during property foreclosure are determined by the terms of state law, any lease or rental agreement in effect and the requirements of the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009. Tenants' rights to return of deposits and a habitable residence remain in effect during foreclosure but as a practical matter... more »
You would think that the many court shows on television would warn potential landlords of the dangers of taking in renters without an official... more »
Virtually every lease agreement is designed to protect the interests of the lessor (owner) rather than the lessee (renter). The standard lease is... more »
You can break a lease if you're willing to put in the effort and pay a price. Just follow these guidelines and remember--anything is negotiable. more »
If you own homes next to each other, or a multi unit building, you are probably familiar with calls involving tenant to tenant disputes. When... more »
Investing in commercial real estate is a popular investment strategy, and the proper due diligence can mean the difference between a property that... more »
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