Real Estate & Rental Forms
Renting a home runs on signed paperwork — an application to screen a tenant, a lease that sets the rules, and agreements that cover subletting or sharing. These templates give landlords, property managers, and tenants clear layouts with the rent, term, deposit, and responsibilities spelled out and a dated signature block for each party. They are general-purpose layouts, not legal advice, and landlord-tenant law is very local; have an attorney or your local housing authority review the wording before you rely on it.
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Lease Agreement Template
Month-to-Month Rental Agreement Template
Rental Application Template
Roommate Agreement Template
Sublease Agreement Template
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Frequently asked questions
The names of landlord and tenant, the property address, the rent amount and due date, the security deposit, the lease term, and the rules on pets, utilities, and maintenance — plus a dated signature for each party. The templates include all of these sections.
They include the sections most leases need, but landlord-tenant law is highly local, with required disclosures that differ by state and city. Treat them as starting layouts and have a lawyer or housing authority confirm the wording for your area.
A lease runs for a fixed term (often a year), while a month-to-month agreement renews each month until either party gives notice. The templates cover both so you can pick the arrangement that fits.
Most landlords screen applicants first with a rental application that collects employment, income, references, and consent to a background or credit check, then sign a lease with the approved tenant.