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Rental lease agreement cancellationRental Lease Agreement • March 26th, 2021
Renting your property without putting the rules and expectations of the tenancy in a clear writing is an invitation for trouble. The landlord-tenant relationship is complicated—laws on the federal, state, and local levels govern nearly all aspects of renting residential property. All of the details of your tenancy should be recorded in a written lease or rental agreement. Why You Need a Lease or Rental Agreement Some landlords don't use written agreements—they just have a conversation with the tenant, take the tenant's check, and let the tenant move in. While oral promises can be legally binding, it can be difficult if not impossible to prove them to a judge. Don't take a chance—use a legal, complete rental agreement or lease. Here are some other important reasons to use a written agreement. Avoid Disputes A landlord who provides no written lease often finds that the result is chaos. With no clear agreement written down, every small disagreement—whether it's over repairs, the fee for a
