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Alabama Rental Lease Agreement Templates

An Alabama lease agreement is between a landlord and tenant over the use of property in exchange for payment every month. It is commonly entered into after the tenant has visited the property and given their personal information through a rental application. Once approved, the landlord may provide the document to the tenant so they can acknowledge the terms.

Last updated June 26th, 2024

An Alabama lease agreement is between a landlord and tenant over the use of property in exchange for payment every month. It is commonly entered into after the tenant has visited the property and given their personal information through a rental application. Once approved, the landlord may provide the document to the tenant so they can acknowledge the terms.

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Lease Agreements By Type

Commercial Lease Agreement – For property that is used primarily for professional or business purposes.

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Lease to Own Agreement – Otherwise known as a lease with an option to purchase, allows the tenant the right to buy the property during the course of the lease under pre-determined conditions.

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Month-to-Month Lease – For tenants and landlords that want to engage in an agreement that can be terminated at any time with thirty (30) days’ notice.

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Roommate Agreement – For the renting of a room or a shared residential setting.

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Standard Lease Agreement – Official document to record the terms and conditions of a residential leasing transaction.

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Sublease Agreement – When the tenant decides to re-rent the property to someone else known as the sub-tenant.

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Landlord-Tenant Laws

The laws regulating landlord-tenant relationships are covered in the Code of Alabama in Title 35, Chapter 9A (Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act).

Required Landlord Disclosures

Landlord or Authorized Person – The lease requires the landlord or an authorized person working on behalf of the landlord to be named along with their business address in the lease (§ 35-9A-202).

Lead-Based Paint (42 U.S. Code § 4852d) – If the residence was built prior to 1978 disclosure is required to inform the tenant of its dangers.

When is Rent Late?

There is no State grace period. Rent is due on the date set in the lease agreement (§ 35-9A-161(c)).

Late Fees

There is no maximum late fee that can be charged by the landlord.

NSF Checks

If the tenant pays rent with a bad check the maximum fee the landlord may charge is $30 (§ 8-8-15(b))

Security Deposit Maximum

Equal to one (1) month’s rent (§ 35-9A-201(a)). The landlord may charge an additional fee, with no limit, for pets.

Security Deposit Return

After completion of the lease, the landlord is required to send the deposit to the tenant’s forwarding address within sixty (60) days (§ 35-9A-201(b). If the tenant does not give a forwarding address to the landlord within ninety (90) days the security deposit shall be deemed forfeited.

Landlord’s Entry

The landlord must provide at least two (2) days’ notice before entering the property for either a repair or to show the property to a potential tenant at the end of the lease term (§ 35-9A-303 (c) & (d)).

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