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Land Lease Agreement

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The landowner

The person or business that owns the land and is leasing it out.

For a business, use its registered name, including "LLC" or "Inc." if it has one.
Used for written notices.

The tenant

The person or business that will lease and use the land.

For a business, use its registered name, including "LLC" or "Inc." if it has one.
Used for written notices.

The land

Use the street address if there is one. For rural land, describe where it is, such as the road and nearest town, and include the state.
Copy the legal description or parcel (tax ID) number from the deed or tax bill if you have it. If only part of a property is leased, describe that part, such as "the 5-acre fenced area at the northeast corner of the property." You may also attach a map to the signed lease.
Use decimals for part of an acre, such as 0.5.
For example, a utility line easement, a neighbor's right to cross the land, or a pipeline. Leave blank if you know of none.
Describe the road, driveway, gate, or lane the tenant may use to get to the leased area.

Permitted use

Required if you chose "Something else." Otherwise optional, for example "parking up to three farm trucks and a hay trailer" or "a 16-by-40-foot storage building."

Lease term

Rent and deposit

Any increase takes effect on each anniversary of the start date.
A flat amount charged once for each rent payment that is late. Leave blank for no late fee.
Leave blank if no deposit is collected.

Utilities

Improvements and restoration

Improvements include buildings, sheds, fences, gravel pads, utility hookups, wells, and anything attached to the land.

Care of the land and environmental matters

Answer no to forbid all fuels, chemicals, and other hazardous materials on the land, apart from what is inside a vehicle's or machine's own tank.

Taxes and insurance

In every option, the tenant pays any tax on its own structures, equipment, and other belongings.

Holdover

A percentage of the last rent, charged for each rent period or part of one that the tenant stays on.

Anything else

For example, a right for the landowner to cut hay on part of the land, or a rule about burning brush. Write it as you want it to appear in the lease.

Governing law

Usually the state where the land is.

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