Residential Lease Agreement – Furnished, with an agent involved

FURNISHED LEASE AGREEMENT

With agent involvement

Summary An estate agent acting on behalf of a property owner may use a template Rental Agreement when leasing a furnished residential property to a tenant. This Rental Contract also makes provision for the estate agent’s commission payments.

Note: make sure you obtain the lessee’s details and conduct checks (credit checks, background checks, reference checks) before finalising the Lease Agreement. The Tenant Application Form can be used for this purpose.

If there’s no estate agent involved in the lease agreement, then have a look at our Residential Lease Agreement – Furnished, with no agent involvement.

What does the Lease of Furnished Residential Property Agreement say? The Agreement of Lease covers the following issues: definitions; lease; rental and deposit; defects list; additional amounts; acknowledgements; occupation; furnishings; defects and maintenance; use; improvements; notices; breach; general; agent’s commission.

What does the rental agreement look like? This template property rental contract can be printed onto twelve pages.

What do you need to do to use a standard Furnished Lease Agreement?

• Complete the relevant details in the sample rental contract.
• Read the document to ensure that it suits your requirements. Make changes as required.
• Ensure that the Rental Agreement is signed by both the lessor and the lessee, including the schedule of furnishings.

Also known as: Rental Agreement; Lease Agreement; Property Rental Agreement; Rental Contract; Terms of Lease; Rental Terms and Conditions; Lease of Property Agreement

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