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Experian. How Long Does It Take for Information to Come Off Your Credit Reports?" Accessed April 6, 2020. New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. "Lease Information Bulletin," Page 2. Accessed April 6, 2020. Michigan Department of Attorney General. "Other Legal Protections and Rights Provided By State And Federal Law." Accessed Apr. 23, 2020. Writer Bio Maya Black has been covering business, food, travel, cultural topics and decorating since 1992. She has bachelor's degree in art and a master's degree in cultural studies from University of Texas, a culinary arts certificate and a real estate license. Her articles appear in magazines such as Virginia Living and Albemarle. Product Details California landlord-tenant law is among the most complex in the country. If you’re a landlord in California you need this California-specific lease or monthly rental agreement to get every tenancy off to a good start. Designed to comply with state law (and careful to point out where local law or rent control may apply, too), this agreement from Nolo lets you: specify the length of the lease (or choose a month-to-month agreement), who can live on the property, the amount of rent, and how it’s to be paid set the security deposit and explain how it will be used and returned (including local interest requirements, if any) explain your rights to enter the rental and the tenants’ and landlord’s upkeep responsibilities include important restrictions on guest stays, use of the property, and the consequences of late rent and bounced checks, and make required disclosures regarding environmental hazards and other significant issues. The agreement comes with a full set of clause-by-clause instructions, explaining the meaning of each clause and how to fill in the required information. Includes links to rent control boards or other local government websites that guide users on how to add locally- required information to the rental document. This product creates a legal, binding agreement that embodies the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants in California, all in plain English. Nolo has dozens of products created just for California residents. Check out Nolo's list of California products. FAQs This rental form allows you to create either a fixed-term lease or a rental agreement. A lease runs from one specific date to another, and typically lasts for a year. The lease expires on its own; neither landlord nor tenant need give notice. The terms of the lease cannot be modified mid-...

Experian. How Long Does It Take for Information to Come Off Your Credit Reports?" Accessed April 6, 2020. New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. "Lease Information Bulletin," Page 2. Accessed April 6, 2020. Michigan Department of Attorney General. "Other Legal Protections and Rights Provided By State And Federal Law." Accessed Apr. 23, 2020. Writer Bio ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ is an award-winning journalist based in Washington, D.C. He attended Columbia University, where he was editor-in-chief of the "Columbia Spectator." He is currently studying law at Georgetown University. Renting with an option to buy is an attractive option for a consumer who wishes to become a homeowner but is not able to qualify for a mortgage. Sellers find these deals appealing because the deal terms are very owner-friendly, and buyers may wind up owning a home they can't currently afford. Unfortunately, there are significant risks, and both tenants and buyers should take care to evaluate the potential relationship before disappointment ensues. Tenants should approach the deal as a buyer would, and view the home as a long-term residence. Having an inspection and an independent appraisal before the deal is drawn up is a key element to success (tenants, or buyers, should pay for the inspection, while sellers should pay for the appraisal). The tenant will not have an equity stake in the home until the lease has ended and a mortgage is secured, but the rent and the option fee will be derived from the purchase price. Once the purchase price has been decided upon, at the beginning of the lease the tenant pays an option consideration fee to the seller that guarantees the renter the right of first refusal on the eventual purchase of the home. This fee is negotiable and can range from 1 to 5 percent; 1 percent is the norm. At the end of the lease, the consideration fee is applied toward the purchase of the home. In the event that the tenant does not purchase the home, the seller retains the fee, a considerable risk for the tenant that may result in the loss of thousands of dollars. After payment of the option consideration fee, the tenant moves in and begins making monthly rent payments to the seller, with an important distinction: the rent premium. The rent premium is an above-market payment to the seller that's also applied to the purchase, either partially or in full (this should be negotiated at the beginning of the lease). Like the option consideration fee, the rent premium is not refunded to the tenant ...

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