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Easily create a residential fixed-term lease or a month-to-month rental agreement that is tailored to Florida law. This easy-to-use legal form comes with detailed clause-by-clause instructions, so all you have to do is fill in the blanks. You’ll specify who can live on the property, the amount of rent and how it's to be paid, and the security deposit and how it will be used and returned. Your rental document explains your rights to enter the rental and the tenant's and landlord's upkeep responsibilities. Includes a link to an additional form, the Early Termination/Liquidated Damages Agreement, should you choose to use it.
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You can save and edit the form before you buy--just create a Nolo.com account. It's easy, free, and there's no obligation to buy anything. If you purchase the form, you'll be able to print, send, or download it.
Use this form to make simple changes to your living trust – for example, adding or removing beneficiaries or naming a new successor trustee. An amendment is an add-on to your existing trust. Everything else about your trust remains the same – including the trust’s name -- so there is no need to retitle your trust property.
To make an amendment, fill out this form, print it, and bring it to a notary public. After you and the notary sign the form, your changes will be valid. Instructions for finalizing your amendment print with the document.
You can save and edit your trust amendment before you buy it – just create a Nolo.com account. It’s easy, free, and there is no obligation. If you do purchase the form, you can edit, print, and download it as often as you like during your 1-year subscription.
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4th Edition
eBook:
$27.99
Book:
$29.99
The Ultimate Property Management Guide for the Do-It-Yourself Landlord
Landlords who rent small (fewer than four units) properties have goals, concerns, and challenges that differ greatly from those of large, corporate landlords. These landlords often juggle their rental-related responsibilities with full-time jobs, and end up personally handling most issues that arise, without assistance from a crew of managers, handypersons, or leasing agents.
This property management guide covers the everyday skills hands-on landlords need to effectively run their rentals, retain quality tenants, and ensure that their rental property is a long-term contributor to their overall financial well-being.
The new edition covers the latest issues affecting small-scale landlords, including:
new tools (online and offline) for managing rentals
tips on preparing for tax time, and
hiring and working with contractors, lawyers and other outside help.
See below for a full product description.
Easily create a fixed-term lease or a month-to-month rental agreement for residential tenants. This form lets you specify who is authorized to live on the property, establish the amount of rent and when and how it’s to be paid, explain the terms of the security deposit (such as the amount and how it will be used and returned), explain your rights to enter the rental property, and highlight the tenant’s and landlord’s upkeep responsibilities. The accompanying eGuide, Nolo’s Guide to Your Lease or Rental Agreement, gives you state-by-state rules, which you should reference when filling out your form.
Nolo provides state-specific leases for California, Florida, and Texas. Do not use the current product if your rental property is in one of those states.
Once you create a Nolo.com account and purchase your lease, you’ll have access to the accompanying eGuide Nolo’s Guide to Your Lease or Rental Agreement. The guide provides state by state rules for important lease terms such as the maximum security deposit you may collect, notice required to end a month-to-month tenancy, notice to enter a tenant’s home, and more. Simply consult the legal charts and enter the information for your state.