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In Alabama, if a tenant breaks a lease agreement, the landlord can serve said tenant with an official notice to vacate the property within ten (10) days. [rawlink]http://www.wikiform.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/AlabamaNoticetoQuit.doc[/rawlink]
Alabama-based landlords can refer to the instructions in this form if they wish to evict a tenant for valid reasons such as breaking a lease agreement and other undesirable behaviors/actions.
A tenant bound to a lease can still get out of the agreement by seeking another individual who is willing to take over the lease. To sign over the lease, involved individuals must complete and sign this form.
In Alabama, a tenant can sublet a rented property to another individual for the remaining lease period provided that this form is fulfilled and signed by the parties involved.
Alabama-based landlords who wish to have a standard 12-month lease contract with their prospective tenant can use this agreement form.
To learn about a prospective tenant’s credit and rental history, Alabama-based landlords can request applicants to submit an accomplished version of this form. Through the information reflected in this form, landlords will be able to determine whether to accept or deny a prospective tenant’s application.
This contract is ideal for use in cases wherein the landlord and tenant has agreed on a fixed amount of monthly rent yet there is no fixed lease period such that the tenant can leave anytime s/he desires.
Once fulfilled and signed by a commercial tenant and a landlord, this contract legally binds both parties to a lease agreement. This lease contract is limited to spaces used for retail, office, and other industrial purposes.