Lease Agreement
Lease agreement is an experience that everyone encounters today. Whether you are a real estate owner or thinking of renting a property. The agreement must be prepared very carefully to protect both parties and to take healthy steps in this regard.
Here are some points to consider when making your agreement:
1- The city where the rented property is located should be written in the “City” section on the front page of the agreement.
2- The tenant, the landlord, and the guarantor must sign the contract in each other's presence.
3- A stamp must be affixed to the contract, and the date of the contract and signature must be placed on this stamp.
4- If cash is involved in the first payment, the amount of this money must be stated in the contract along with the date.
5- The inventory section must be filled out correctly.
6- The correct addresses and phone numbers of the tenant, the landlord, and the guarantor must be stated in the agreement.
7- The deposit paid by the tenant must be specified in the special conditions section of the contract.
8- It should be checked whether there is any outstanding debt on the rented property, and the relevant provision should be written in the contract.
9- How much the rent will increase and in which periods the discussed and determined rent amount will increase must be specified in the agreement.
10- The purpose for which the deposit is given and the conditions under which it will be returned must be specified in the agreement.
11- The method by which the rent will be paid to the landlord and by which dates it must reach the landlord must be included in the contract.
12- When renting a property (whether you are the owner or the tenant), it is always beneficial to consult an expert. This way, you can get help with the clauses and issues to be included in the agreement, and you will have someone to guide you through potential problems.
