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Manage Rental Property .com LANDLORD FORMS On this page you will find links to legal and property management forms that landlords should find useful. Some of these forms are required by either federal or state mandates. Others are useful for particular situations. Check back often for updates! Please note that none of these products are a substitute for the adivce of a qualified attorney. ----------------------------------ALL STATES-------------------------------------------- Attorney's Landlording Kit Jonathan Dever, Esq. of Real Estate Legal Wizard says that "Making money in Real Estate and becoming a good Landlord begins with using the right documents to increase cash flow, profits and protecting your investment! ... In the Attorney's Kit, you get a collection of 27 of the legal forms used most often by landlords to manage their rental properties in an efficient and professional manner. U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. is one of the leading provider of State Specific Legal Forms on the Internet. Among the various forms they offer are a large number Real Estate and Landlord-Tenant documents that should fit a variety of rental property owner and property management needs. INTERNET LEGAL RESEARCH GROUP (ILRG): FREE!!!!!!! (Let me say it again, so that you don't misunderstand... FREE!!!!!!) Their legal forms archive is "the Internet's largest collection of free legal forms -- 2,000+ and growing!" "'Are these forms valid in my state?' At ILRG, we are committed to delivering top quality legal forms that are valid in all states. We will pay $50 to anyone who brings to our attention any form on our site that is not compliant with U.S. state law. See the terms and conditions for this offer for further information." Author's note: The caveat is that to use the form you must cut and paste it and format it into a word processing program. Generally not a big deal. If you want a pre-formated Microsoft Word version, you can download it for $9.99. Overall, seems like a great service. If you need a particular real estate form, it may be worth your while to check them out. I have listed some of the forms they offer below: Landlord/Tenant - Lessor/Lessee Agreements, Agreement to Lease (Residential Lease) ▬▬ 50+ Forms, Agreement to Lease (Commercial Lease) ▬▬ 50+ Forms, Agreement to Lease (Equipment Lease) (with Warranty) ▬▬ 50+ Forms, Agreement to Lease (Equipment Lease) (with Limited Warranty) ▬▬ 50+ Forms, Agreement to Extend Lease (Residential Lease), Agreement to Extend Lease (Commercial Lease), Agreement to Sublease/Sublet ▬▬ 50+ Forms, Lead-Based Paint Disclosure Statement (Rental), Lease of Personal Property, Lease to Purchase Option Agreement, Open Listing Realty Agreement, Tenant's Notice to Exercise Purchase Option, Landlord/Tenant - Notices, Letters, Forms, Landlord's Notice to Vacate, Rental Property Inspection Checklist, Residential Lease Guaranty & Guarantor Application, Residential Rental Application, Notice to Vacate for Non-Payment of Rent, Real Estate Sales/Conveyances, Deed of Trust, Grant Deed, Lead-Based Paint Disclosure Statement (Sales), Mortgage Deed,
Quitclaim Bill of Sale, Quitclaim Deed, Real Estate Purchase Contract (Condominium), Real Estate Purchase Contract (Farm and Ranch), Real Estate Purchase Contract (Residential), Real Estate Purchase Contract (Unimproved Property), Real Estate Purchase Contract Addendum: Back-Up Contract, Seller's Disclosure of Property Condition, Temporary Residential Lease (Occupied by Purchaser), Temporary Residential Lease (Occupied by Seller), Warranty Bill of Sale, Warranty Deed, Warranty Deed Subject to Debt, Warranty Deed with Vendor's Lien
---------------------------------STATE SPECIFIC-------------------------------------- New Jersey New Jersey Truth In Renting brochure: The "Truth In Renting" Act calls for distribution of the statement to all tenants with a rental term of at least one month living in residences with more than two dwelling units (or more than three if the landlord occupies one). The landlord is required to give a copy of the current statement to each tenant when a lease is entered into, and to make available the current statement in the building where the tenants can easily find it. The landlord should keep documentation or receipts verifying distribution of the Truth in Renting statement to new tenants. A landlord who does not properly distribute the statement is subject to a penalty of up to $100.00 for each offense. |
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