This does not mean that the landlord cannot enter the property, as it is usually part of the lease agreement that the landlord have the right to enter the property for repairs or other activities outlined in the lease.
Elements of Real Estate Lease Agreements
By James Kimmons, About.com
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Possession of the Property
This element of a real estate lease addresses the rights of possession of the tenant. The landlord promises the tenant the possession of the property for their enjoyment and promises that the landlord will not interfere with that possession.
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- Possession of the Property
- How the Tenant Can Use the Property
- What is the Term of the Lease?
- The Security Deposit
- Improvements to the Leased Property
- Maintenance of the Leased Property
- Assignment or Sublease of the Leased Property
- Options for the Tenant in the Real Estate Lease
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