A "lease" is an agreement that gives someone the right to use a property. Usually, all the adults living in the property will be named in the lease, which means it is not only for one person. The lease can be taken away if the tenant does something wrong, such as damaging the property.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is a lease agreement?
2. Who is typically named in a lease agreement?
3. Can a lease agreement be taken away from a tenant?
4. Under what circumstances can a lease agreement be taken away?
5. What happens if a tenant damages the property?
6. What is the purpose of a lease agreement?
7. Is a lease agreement only for one person?
8. Can multiple adults be named in a lease agreement?
9. What rights does a lease agreement give to someone?
10. What are the basics of a lease agreement?