A Kentucky standard residential lease agreement is used by landlords to establish terms for a tenant to rent their residential property. The lease has a set termination date and obligates tenants to make monthly payments until the agreement expires. Before the move-in date, the lease may require prepayment of rent or a security deposit to cover potential damages during the rental term.
A Kentucky standard residential lease agreement is used by landlords to establish terms for a tenant to rent their residential property. The lease has a set termination date and obligates tenants to make monthly payments until the agreement expires. Before the move-in date, the lease may require prepayment of rent or a security deposit to cover potential damages during the rental term.
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A Kentucky standard residential lease agreement is used by landlords to establish terms for a tenant to rent their residential property. The lease has a set termination date and obligates tenants to make monthly payments until the agreement expires. Before the move-in date, the lease may require prepayment of rent or a security deposit to cover potential damages during the rental term.
