Lease Agreements By Type (7)
Commercial Lease Agreement: Documentation that lists, in detail, the conditions/terms for renting a property where the tenant does business.
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Farm Lease Agreement: A rental contract that specifically caters to the leasing of farmland.
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Lease to Own Agreement: Defines the contractual obligations of renting property while offering first rights to buy it once the term ends.
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Month-to-Month Lease: Describes a rental agreement with a monthly term while simultaneously allowing thirty (30) days’ notice before vacating.
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Roommate Agreement: Creates an arrangement to reside in a domicile with private and communal areas for a predetermined time and pricing organization.
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Standard Lease Agreement Download: PDF, Word (.docx) |
Sublease Agreement: Individualizes a lease where a tenant is to sublease to a subtenant for a particular rental sum and duration.
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Additional Forms
Keys and Re-Keying Addendum: This document specifies who must meet with and pay the locksmith accordingly.
Pet Addendum: Generally, pet owners complete this form concerning any animals present within the boundaries of the property.
Receipt of Property Management Funds: Tenants should receive a final copy of this form, specifically, after paying the initial fees.
Residential Exclusive Property Management & Right to Lease Agreement: Landlords appointing an agent to handle rental property leasing/management execute this instrument to explicitly establish a contract.
Residential Lease Supplement: This document lists additional terms and conditions in detail that are part of the original lease agreement.
Tenancy Guidelines Contract: Lessors may include this contract with the lease agreement to further establish the necessary rules and responsibilities applicable to the lessee.
Required Landlord Disclosures
1.) Disclosure to Landlord or Tenant of Brokerage Duties, Responsibilities, and Services (§ 858-355.1(C)): The law compels real estate agents/brokers representing both parties of a transaction of such fact accordingly.
2.) Identification of the Landlord or Authorized Personnel (§ 41.116): The owner, manager, as well as other formal agents of the owner, provide their names and contact information.
3.) Lead-Based Paint (42 U.S. Code § 4852d): Any domicile from the year 1978 or prior must explicitly warn incoming tenants of the dangers of lead paint exposure.
4.) Flood Hazard Notification Form (§ 41.113a): Landlords disclose their knowledge of property flooding within the past 5 years as well as obtain a signature from each disclosee (tenant).
5.) Manufacture of Methamphetamine on Premises (§ 41.118c): Landlords make a residence’s history with methamphetamine available unless inspections reveal less than 0.1 micrograms per 100 square centimeters of surface contamination.
When is Rent Due?
Unpaid Rent: Landlords serve a notice depending upon the tenant’s current status:
Late Fees
NSF Fees
Security Deposit Maximum ($)
Security Deposit Return
Itemized List: Oklahoma requires landlords to submit a list that specifically reports every deduction amount and reason from the security deposit (41 O.S. § 115(B)).
Repair and Deduct
Landlord’s Right to Enter
Emergency Entry: Landlords access a premises with or without consent whenever an emergency demands immediate attention (41 O.S. § 128).
Absence
When a Tenant Terminates (early)
Military Service: Domestic Violence: Oklahoma protects domestic violence victims’ ability to terminate prematurely with:
- 30 days’ notice
- A copy of a protection order or similar document
- The notice is within 30 days of the last incident; however, the landlord may waive this requirement at will (41 OS § 111).
Landlord Noncompliance: Tenants handle material breaches through courts while initially serving a 30-day termination notice (14-day cure) (41 OS § 121).
Landlord Harassment: Tenants use the 30-day termination/14-day cure notice to remedy landlord harassment accordingly (41 OS § 121).







