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should we ask to sign a lease or contract ?
we are renting from a good friend of my husbands. but,our first year is up and he has not offered for us to sign a lease or contract again. but has not told us otherwise.
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The real question is how good of a friend he is? and how much can you trust him?
Other than that, generally speaking the fact that there is no contract is more of a risk for the owner than for renters.
If I were you i'd keep it the way it is now.
Unless of course you really want to stay for a certain amount of time in this location, in that case yes, defintly try to obtain a leasing contract.
- Bostonian In MOLv 71 decade ago
Typical practice is to go month-to-month after the lease expires. Just ask him if he's willing to do another lease!
- WillnotlietoyouLv 51 decade ago
yes,and get a copy of it.That way you will know what your obligations are and what the landlord is responsible for.Also you can refer to it if there is a discrepancy who is suppose to do what.
