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The new and revised forms were made available to the NCR-approved forms software provider for deployment on July 1. They will be made available to members who have entered into licensing agreements with NCR at the end of June and will be updated on the NCAR website at the end of June. Eligible users of the forms have 60 days after the effective date to upgrade to new versions. Therefore, older versions should not be used in transactions that take place after the end of August 2020. Lead-based paint – A federal law that requires all owners and managers of housing units built before 1978 to provide their tenants with this information document. Must be signed by each tenant named in the lease. Subletting – A tenant`s deed that allows someone else to use their property on the property until the end of its term. Leases in North Carolina are forms created for the relationship between a tenant and a landlord for the use of commercial and residential property. All documents must be drafted in accordance with Chapter 42 (Owner and Tenant) and with the signature of all parties involved, the contract becomes legally binding.

. The forms listed below have been revised or added to the NCR forms library effective July 1, 2020. A summary of the important changes made to each form follows the list. A selected copy of each form that displays the exact changes made can be viewed by clicking on the form name. (1) Exclusive Property Management Agreement (Long-Term Rental Property) (Form 401) CHANGES TO PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FORMS EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2020 (8) Exclusive Property Management Agreement Amendment Agreement (Form 403) (NEW) Monthly Rental Agreement – In accordance with § 42-14, a tenant may terminate this type of lease with at least seven (7) days` notice. Room rental agreement (roommate) – Form that binds people who share a shared living structure to tasks such as cleaning and the amount everyone has to pay for bills, rent, etc. Rental agreement with purchase option agreement – standard form that also gives the tenant the opportunity to buy the property from the owner on the agreed terms. Termination Agreement – Allows a landlord or tenant to terminate their tenancy at will with at least seven (7) days` notice in accordance with section 42-14 of the Act. . Maximum amount (§ 42-51) – In the case of monthly rentals, only one and a half months (1.5) of rent. If longer, the landlord may charge up to two (2) months` rent. Return (§ 42-52) – After the tenant has left the premises and handed over the property to the owner, he can receive his deposit within thirty (30) days.

If the premises are damaged, the landlord may send a notice within thirty (30) days proposing that an additional thirty (30) days be necessary to estimate the repairs. Standard Residential Lease – Provided by the Apartment Association of North Carolina for fixed rentals that last (most often) one (1) year. (5) Exclusive right to advertising / rental agreement (Form 405-T) Deposit (§ 42-50) – If the landlord decides to receive a deposit from the tenant, he is required to provide information on where it will be kept within thirty (30) days. In addition, it must be in a licensed escrow account with a financial institution in North Carolina, or the owner may provide a security deposit equal to the amount of an insurance company authorized to operate in the state. Rental Application – Used for verification purposes on behalf of the landlord to check the tenant`s background, employment and previous rental history information… .