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Idaho Month to Month Lease

Idaho Month to Month Lease is a month-to-month rental agreement used by single family residence in the state of Idaho. The landlord creates this file while the tenant needs to agree with the landlord on all the ten items included in this file. Otherwise, the tenant should not sign his name at the ending of this contract.

Idaho Rental Application

Idaho Rental Application is used to apply for a house or an apartment in the state of Idaho. This file is simple, and each adult should complete a separate application and print clearly. This file includes the following sections: property you are applying for, applicant, address history, employment/income, occupant info, have you or any household member ever, personal reference, statement, and signature.

Idaho Residential Lease Agreement Form

Residential Lease Agreement describes a variety of aspects of your lease arrangement in only one document. The Residential Lease Agreement signed by you and the other party can ensure either rent the property or rent it out. Idaho Residential Lease Agreement Form is a legal contract designed and intended for the lease-rental of residential real estate located in the state of Idaho.

Idaho Sublease Agreement Template

Idaho Sublease Agreement Template is used when a renter rents out a premise to a new renter in the state of Idaho. This file is different from others because it includes a unique provision: the item 7- Master Lease. The sublessor is exactly the lessee of the premises by virtue of a lease which therefore is referred to as the "Master Lease". The Sublease should be at all times subordinate to the Master Lease.

Idaho Commercial Lease Agreement Form

A Commercial Lease Agreement is a written contract between a landlord and a business tenant for a business property rental. Idaho Commercial Lease Agreement Form includes thirty-six items, among which there is a special provision: Landlord's Lien which designates that the lessor has the right allowed by Idaho law to hold and sell any property on or to be brought on the leased premises, and the lessee should not remove any property brought onto the leased premises.