Lease Agreement
A lease agreement is a legal contract between a lessor (the owner of an asset) and a lessee (the individual or business leasing the asset) that outlines the terms and conditions of the lease arrangement. Learn more about what should be included in a Lease Agreement here. Use Bookipi’s eSign to send any document for online signatures, on mobile or web app. Try it out!
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How to create a Lease Agreement
Creating a lease agreement is an important step in formalizing the landlord-tenant relationship. Here are three simple steps to help you create a lease agreement:
Collect The Right Information:
Gather details like the names of the landlord and tenant/s, property address, monthly rent amount, and the lease term. Also, note down any extra terms like the security deposit, pet policy, and maintenance duties.
Draft The Lease:
Use an existing lease template, or seek the help of a legal professional who can help you draft one. Clearly state terms such as start and end dates, rent due dates, and penalties for late payment or ending the lease early.
Review and Sign:
Double-check the lease for accuracy and make any necessary revisions before having both the landlord and tenant sign the lease agreement. It is recommended to maintain a copy of the signed lease agreement for future reference.
Following these steps ensures a thorough lease agreement that protects both parties’ interests.
What is a Lease Agreement
A lease agreement is a legal contract between an asset owner (lessor) and a person or business leasing the asset (lessee). It details the lease’s duration, monthly rent, fees, and each party’s rights and duties. By signing a lease agreement, both the lessor and lessee are legally bound to uphold the terms of the contract for the specified period of time. Hence, it’s crucial to understand and agree on the terms before signing the contract to ensure a hassle-free leasing experience.
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