Colorado Lease Cosigner Agreement

Rent a house or apartment to a college housing authority as accommodation for a student with this downloadable Off-Campus Student Housing Agreement.

• The parties to the Agreement are the college, the student, and the owner of the rental premises.
• This template form is for a furnished premises.
• The term of the rental is for one semester.
• The student can arrange to pay the housing fees in one of 3 ways: in full at the start of the term, in installments over the course of the semester, or by automatic deductions from financial aid payments.
• The student must remain enrolled at the school during the term of the Agreement.
• The college has the right to make roommate assignments, and to relocate the student to other accommodation, if necessary.
• This template includes a sample set of College Housing Rules and Regulations.

Off-Campus Student Housing Agreement, available in MS Word format. This is a generic legal form which contains no specific references to state, provincial or national laws.

Prepare a Co-Tenant Agreement between a landlord and two or more tenants with this easy-to-use template.

• A co-tenancy agreement (also known as a roommate agreement) is ideal for a landlord who rents to college or university students, as it allows for changes in tenants as some roommates leave and others move in to take their place, without having to prepare a new rental agreement each time.
• The agreement amends the original rental agreement by allowing additional or substitute co-tenants to be added, with the landlord's approval.
• The agreement covers each roommate's responsibility for paying their share of the security deposit and other charges.
• The agreement also covers the procedure for a departing co-tenant, and the addition of a new or substitute co-tenant.
• Available in MS Word format.
• This agreement template is generic in nature and is not specific to any country or region. It can be used in any jurisdiction that does not have a required statutory form.

Add these clauses into your lease or rental agreement for a tenant who qualifies as a low-income tenant under Section 42 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.

• The Tenant is responsible for providing information required by the Landlord to obtain tax benefits.
• The Tenant is to inform the Landlord about any change in student status, employment status or other information.
• Student tenants are to provide a parental or sponsor guaranty.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only for tenancies within the United States.