A landlord, tenant, leasing agent or property manager uses a Commercial Lease Agreement of the net variety for a single-user tenant to document the terms of the tenancy negotiated when the payment of most or all property operating expenses including property taxes, insurance and maintenance incurred during the tenancy is shifted to the tenant.
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A landlord or property manager uses a Commercial Lease Agreement – Gross – Single Tenant to lease commercial property to a tenant for a fixed term.
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Equinix LLC v. County of Los Angeles Facts: A buyer acquires commercial real estate subject to a...
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Covers: The similarities and differences between residential occupancy agreements; Month-to-month rental agreements run for an indefinite period of time; Fixed-term lease agreements run for a finite period of time; Controlling provisions.
Read MoreDownload the Form This form is used by a property manager or landlord when the tenant returns possession of the leased premises and no further obligations remain between the tenant and the landlord, to mutually terminate a lease...
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A property manager or landlord uses RPI Form 587 to mutually terminate a lease agreement and RPI Form 588 to notify a tenant of a temporary displacement due to invasive repairs or fumigation work that requires them to temporarily move out.
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A landlord uses RPI Forms 575, 575-1, 575-2 and 575-3 depending upon whether they are subject to just cause eviction requirements and the type of breach the tenant committed.
Read MoreDownload the Form This form is used by a leasing agent or landlord as an addendum when negotiating a residential lease agreement, to prohibit smoking on the entire premises or note the specific location on the property where...
Read MoreDownload the Form This form is used by a leasing agent or landlord when negotiating a residential lease or rental agreement to provide the tenant with information concerning how to identify mold and its causes, steps to take to...
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When a tenant materially breaches a lease agreement, the landlord may complete a surrender, in which the landlords accepts a return of possession from the tenant in exchange for cancelling the lease agreement.
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When a tenant commits a material breach of the lease agreement, possession may terminate. However, the landlord’s right to collect rents throughout the term of the lease remains.
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Tenants dealing with abusive living conditions will now have a much easier time terminating their lease.
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California’s legislature has clarified disclosure requirements for real estate professionals.
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A landlord or property manager uses RPI Forms 563 and 564 when permitting pets and waterbeds upon negotiating a rental or lease agreement.
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Creditors Adjustment Bureau, Inc. v. Imani
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Under what circumstances is a landlord required to pay another broker fee?
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Housing options for tenants are running increasingly low. Where is a permanent solution?
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Download real estate forms for all property management situations in California.
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