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Real Estate Leases

1.	Introduction to Real Estate Leases
2.	Tenancies and Real Estate Leases
3.	Security Deposits and Real Estate Leases
4.	Pet Deposits in a Real Estate Lease
5.	Rent Due Dates in Real Estate Leases
6.	Designating Where the Rent Will Be Paid in a Real Estate Lease
7.	Stating Late Charges in a Real Estate Lease
8.	Inspections and Checklists in a Real Estate Lease
9.	Sublease and Assignments in a Real Estate Lease
10.	Covering Utilities in a Real Estate Lease
11.	Establishing Rights & Obligations in a Real Estate Lease
12.	Arbitration to Resolve Real Estate Lease Disputes

5. Rent Due Dates in Real Estate Leases

Setting the due date for the rent is generally left to the landlord. Whatever you decide, it is always best to clearly state the due date in the lease. In many states, if the lease does not indicate a specific due date, state law will designate one. You may also want to indicate all acceptable forms of payment, such as personal checks, cashier's checks or money orders.

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