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What is the legal difference between a tenant?
Landlord-tenant laws vary by state, but they generally give landlords the legal right to evict a tenant for the following reasons: Nonpayment of rent or renter is habitually late with rent (absent a credible reason) Renter violates one or more lease terms, such as owning a pet when the lease clearly states no pets. Most states also recognize lease agreements made orally, but only for a period of one year or less. A typical lease agreement includes: 1. The names of the parties involved (landlord and tenants) 2. Address and description of the rental unit 3. Rent payment and date by which it must be paid each month 4. Amount of the security deposit 5. Whether pets are allowed Sometimes, sections of a lease agreement could be illegal. New tenants should check their local laws if in doubt, but generally, landlords may not include any of the following terms: 1.



