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The rent agreement should include the names and address of the landlord and tenant, terms of the tenancy, period of tenancy, rent and security deposit amount, restrictions on both parties, conditions for termination of the agreement, conditions for renewal and details of who should bear other charges such as ...
Tips for tenants to craft the perfect message to your landlord Identifying where you work or your source of income. How many people will be living with you (and their details such as names, jobs, etc) Tell them if you have any pets and if those pets have completed any formal training or obedience classes.
In most cases, it is the landlord that keeps the original rental agreement. The tenant can always ask for a copy from the landlord. Both the parties involved ie the tenant and the landlord can sign the photocopy of the rental agreement.
The landlord owns the property and an agent is someone who normally acts on behalf of the landlord and may do more of the day to day running of the property. They are usually the main point of contact for you as a tenant.