Who is Landlord?

• The owner of the leased premises (Landlord) is:

  • A company or organization
  • An individual

• Indicate the company's full name (Landlord):

• Indicate a person's full name (Landlord):

• Indicate a full name of a contact person who will act on behalf of the Landlord:

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  A contact person can be a property manager or other company representative who is authorized to deal with the lease of residential property hereunder.

Who is Tenant?

• How many tenants will enter this Agreement? A Tenant is a person who rents out the property hereunder is:

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4 and more

• Indicate the Tenant's full name:

• Indicate the second Tenant's full name:

• Indicate the third Tenant's full name:

• Indicate full names of all Tenants who enter this Agreement (one name per line):

Duration of Lease

• Indicate the date on which the Lease starts:

• Indicate the date on which the Lease ends:

Lease Payments and Charges

• Indicate the amount of a monthly lease payment (in USD):

• Select the date on which the very first lease payment should be made:

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  By default this Agreement stipulates that all monthly lease payments should be made by the 1st day of each month and shall be considered advance payment for that month.

  Unlike with the rest of the regular payments, the parties shall decide on the exact day when the very first lease payment should be made.

• Describe the payment method and details for making monthly lease payments:

• List all the utility bills a Landlord shall pay for:

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  Utilities for using the rented premises include the following:

  – gas;
  – electricity;
  – water supply;
  – Internet;
  – trash collection;
  – community charges; and
  – any additional charges.

  The type of utilities that are not listed in the answer to this question will be automatically assigned to a Tenant.

Deposit and Late fees

• Should the late fees apply to a Tenant for not making lease payments on time?

  • No
  • Yes

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  Late fees are additional charges imposed when a payment is not made by its due date. They serve as a penalty for missed payments and help encourage timely payment of obligations, such as rent, loans, or service bills.

• Which type of late fees shall apply to a Tenant?

  • A fixed amount (i.e. a one-time payment)
  • Daily fee

• Indicate the amount of late fees (in % from the amount due) that shall apply to a Tenant once there is a delay in payment:

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  Neither federal nor state law defines the maximum acceptable amount of late fees. That’s why the parties are free to decide the exact amount. The usual late fee rate varies between 1 and 3% of the due amount.

• Indicate the amount of late fees (in % from the amount due) that shall apply to a Tenant per each day of delay in payment:

• Indicate the amount of security deposit (in USD):

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  A security deposit s a sum of money paid by the tenant to the landlord before moving in.

  It serves as financial protection for the landlord in case of unpaid rent, damage to the property beyond normal wear and tear, or breach of the lease terms.

  The deposit is usually refundable at the end of the tenancy, provided the tenant meets all lease conditions.

• Indicate the name of a financial institution within which a security deposit should be placed:

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  Placement of a security deposit within an independent financial institution ensures the funds are accessible for return to the tenant at the lease’s end.

  It also prevents the deposit being co-mingled with the landlord’s personal or business funds. 

Miscellaneous

• Are additional guests (who are not Tenants) allowed to stay or live in the property?

  • No
  • Yes

• Are pets allowed during the lease?

  • No
  • Yes

• Describe in detail characteristics and/or types of pets that are allowed in the leased property:

• Do you want to add a signature?

  • Yes
  • No

• Landlord's signature:

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