The California rental agreements are used to delineate the arrangement between a landlord and a tenant leasing a commercial or residential property. These agreements typically outline a monthly cost paid by the tenant, the length of the contract, the tenant’s liability, and each party’s responsibilities. It is frequently and wisely recommended that the landlord conduct a credit and background check on any potential tenant in order to ensure that they’ll reliably pay on time and that they don’t have a history of reckless behavior thus increasing the possibility of them damaging the property in question.
Landlord Laws– (See Guide to Landlords’ and Tenants’ Rights and Responsibilities)