Free Simple Lease Agreement

The following Lease Agreement, which will from this point forward be referred to as "Agreement," has been entered into as of the specified date, August 21, 2050. The parties involved in this Agreement are the following entities.

• Landlord:

  [Your Name]

  Jacksonville, FL 32099

• Tenant:

  Malcolm Raynor

  Jacksonville, FL 32099

Leased Property

The Landlord is leasing the property located at Jacksonville, FL 32099 (the "Property") to the Tenant under the terms outlined in this Agreement.

Term

The lease commences on September 1, 2050, and lasts for 12 months, but may be terminated early as per the terms of this Agreement.

Rent

The Tenant agrees to pay a monthly rent of $2,500, due on the 1st day of each month. Payments shall be made in advance to the Landlord as specified.

Inspections

The landlord possesses the right to conduct inspections of the property. However, it's important to note that this right is governed by a provision that he or she must give the tenant a sufficient amount of advanced notice prior to the inspection.

There is also a further expectation tied to these landlord inspections. It is anticipated that the inspections should be strategically scheduled during hours that would fall under what the majority would deem as reasonable or acceptable.

Tenant Improvements

The individual who rents the property, or more formally known as the tenant, is stringently barred from implementing any updates or changes to the premises. This could include any of the following: alterations, additions, or enhancements of any form.

This specific regulation is in effect for changes of all degrees, which involves those that are minor in nature as well as those that can be classified as major modifications.

This rule will only be circumvented in situations where the landlord, who harbors legal possession and authority over the property, explicitly provides permission in written form, ahead of time.

This clearly lays down that without prior written consent from the landlord, tenants must not make alterations to the property on their own accord.

Utilities and Other Charges

Throughout the duration of the leasing period for which this agreement remains valid and in effect, all costs that are directly related to the utilities such as electricity, water, gas, and other forms of utility that are needed for the Property will be borne solely by the Tenant.

Additionally, any and all other charges that can be associated with the Property as the direct or indirect result of the tenant enjoying his rights to the property will also be paid in full by the Tenant.

It is hereby clearly and unequivocally stated that the Tenant is fully aware of this responsibility and undertakes to fulfill it diligently.

Insurance

According to the specific conditions outlined within the lease agreement, it is absolutely mandatory and non-negotiable that the tenant obtains and maintains the appropriate level of insurance coverage.

This insurance plays a crucial role as it needs to specifically cover all personal belongings that the tenant has situated within the property that is being rented. This measure, while it may seem cumbersome, is absolutely necessary in providing a level of protection and security that they would otherwise be without.

This insurance will shield the tenant from any potential financial losses or expensive damage that could transpire during the course of their lease in the rented property.

The purpose of this provision is to ensure that their personal belongings and their financial stability are not put in jeopardy in case unforeseen damages or losses occur.

Attorney Fees

In the event that there may be any legal disputes or disagreements originating from or pertaining to this Agreement, the party that emerges victorious or successful in said disputes or disagreements reserves the right to recoup or recover the expenses incurred during the legal proceedings.

These expenses may include but are not limited to reasonable attorney or legal representation fees, along with any associated, related, or corresponding costs or charges incurred as a direct result of or throughout the legal process.

Governing Law

This Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida.

Amendment of Lease

This Agreement will not be recognized or deemed as validly modified or amended if the modifications or amendments in question are not explicitly delineated in written form.

Furthermore, in order to provide the necessary legal and binding force to these changes, it is mandatory that these written changes, alterations, or modifications be ratified and confirmed through the provision of the signatures of both parties who are a part of this Agreement.

Without these signatures, the written changes will not be considered valid, regardless of the clarity or explicit detail of the modifications in the written format.

Assignment and Subletting

In this agreement, the individual or party who is identified as the Tenant is clearly stated as being unable to assign or transfer this Agreement to another individual or entity. Also, it is forbidden for the Tenant to sublet the Property, which includes renting it to any other individual or company.

To perform any of the above-mentioned actions, the Tenant must first secure written consent from the Landlord. This consent should be sought and obtained well in advance of any proposed assignment or subleasing activities.

Therefore, the Tenant is expressly and strictly prohibited from carrying out such acts without the Landlord's prior written approval.

Damage to Property

The person who holds possession of the property by virtue of being a tenant is the one who will shoulder the responsibility for any harm, damage, or destruction that might possibly happen to the property.

This obligation and duty to keep the property safe and secure is of particular importance and relevance in scenarios and situations where the cause of the damage or the destruction of the property can be directly attributed to the tenant's carelessness, negligence, or deliberate and willful conduct that is clearly intended to bring about such harm, damage or destruction to the property.

This responsibility places a burden on the tenant to act in a responsible manner and take due care of the property to prevent any harm or damage from occurring.

Care and Use of Property

The current Tenant, who is at present the lease-holder of the property, has a duty to solely utilize the said property for purposes that are classified as residential.

Furthermore, any activities or actions undertaken by the tenant while on the property must be fully within the boundaries of legality.

This means no activities or actions that breach the law in any way, shape, or form will be condoned or accepted on the property under any circumstances, and there shall be no allowances or exceptions made for behavior deemed illegal.

Rules and Regulations

Quiet Enjoyment: Tenant shall not disturb the quiet enjoyment of other tenants or neighbors. Excessive noise, including but not limited to loud music, television, or parties, is strictly prohibited.

Maintenance of Property: Tenant shall keep the Property clean and in good condition, including but not limited to regular cleaning of appliances, fixtures, and floors. Tenant shall promptly report any maintenance issues or repairs needed to the Landlord.

Trash Disposal: Tenant shall dispose of trash and recycling in accordance with local regulations and schedules. Trash shall be placed in designated bins or areas and not left in common areas or outside of designated times.

Guests: Tenant may have guests stay overnight for a maximum of [number] nights per month. Tenant shall ensure that guests comply with all terms of this Agreement.

Pets: Pets are not allowed on the Property without the Landlord's prior written consent. If pets are permitted, the Tenant shall comply with all pet-related rules and regulations, including but not limited to leash laws and waste disposal.

Smoking: Smoking is not permitted inside the Property or within [number] feet of any building entrance. Tenant shall dispose of smoking materials properly and not litter the Property with cigarette butts or other smoking-related waste.

Parking: Tenant shall park only in designated parking areas and shall not block driveways, fire lanes, or other vehicles. Tenant shall comply with any parking rules or regulations established by the Landlord.

Property Access: The Landlord or its agents may enter the Property at reasonable times and with prior notice to the Tenant for purposes including but not limited to inspections, repairs, or showing the Property to prospective tenants or buyers.

Compliance with Laws: Tenant shall comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules, and regulations of governmental authorities relating to the use and occupancy of the Property.

Alterations: Tenant shall not make any alterations, additions, or improvements to the Property without the Landlord's prior written consent.

Insurance: Tenant is encouraged to obtain renter's insurance to protect personal property located on the Property. The landlord shall not be liable for any loss or damage to the Tenant's personal property.

Violation of Rules: Violation of any of these rules and regulations may result in penalties, fines, or termination of the lease agreement at the Landlord's discretion.

Address of Notice

Any notices required or permitted to be given under this Agreement shall be in writing and sent to the following addresses:

• Landlord: Jacksonville, FL 32099

• Tenant: Jacksonville, FL 32099

General Provisions

This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes any prior agreements or understandings, whether oral or written.

This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original, but all of which together shall constitute one and the same instrument.

Signature

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this Lease Agreement as of the date first above written.

August 21, 2050

August 21, 2050