Landlord Form

Landlord form is an important paper necessary for owning and managing your property which you are going to rent out. There are several types of Landlord form which need to be conformed to in order to let out your property. This list of forms can be divided into separate subgroups and each subgroup has its own list of forms. Together, these are called landlord form.

List of Forms

• For Selecting Tenants
  Rental Application
  Consent to Background and Reference Check
  Tenant References
  Notice of Denial Based on Credit Information
  Receipt and Holding Deposit Agreement

• For Preparing Rental Agreements
  Month-to-Month Residential Rental Agreement
  Fixed-Term Residential Lease
  Cosigner Attachment to Lease

• Essential Rules for Renting Out
  Agreement for Delayed or Partial Rent Payments

• Preceding the Moving In of the Tenant
  Landlord-Tenant Checklist
  Move-In Letter

• Forms for Co-Tenants, Sublets and Assignments
  Landlord-Tenant Agreement to Terminate Lease
  Consent to Assignment of Lease
  Letter to Original Tenant and New Co-Tenant

• Forms for Landlord's Duty of Repairing and Maintaining the Property
  Resident's Maintenance/Repair Request
  Time Estimate for Repair
  Semi-Annual Safety and Maintenance Update
  Agreement Regarding Tenant Alterations to Rental Unit

• Landlord's Responsibility for Environmental Health Hazards
  Disclosure of Information on Lead-Based Paint or Lead-Based Paint Hazards

• Landlord's Entry Right and Tenants' Privacy
  Landlord's Notice of Intent to Enter Dwelling Unit

• Terminating a Tenancy
  Amendment to Lease or Rental Agreement
  Tenant's Notice of Intent to Move Out

• Refund of Security Deposits
  Move-Out Letter
  Letter for Returning Entire Security Deposit
  Security Deposit Itemization (with Deductions for Repairs and Cleaning)
  Security Deposit Itemization (Deductions for Repairs, Cleaning and Unpaid Rent)

• Problems With Tenants: How to Resolve Differences Without a Lawyer
  Warning Letter for Lease or Rental Agreement Violation