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Washington Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal (Self Storage)

You can serve the Final Notice only if the unit occupant has been served with the Preliminary Lien Notice and has not paid the outstanding rent.
The Notice must be given and served in accordance with the Revised Code of Washington Section 19.150.060.
The renter is advised that they no longer have access to the storage unit or the property stored in it, and that the storage operator has the right to sell the property to satisfy its lien.
The form includes a Certificate of Delivery to record how the Notice is served on the renter, and instructions on how the Notice must be prepared and served.
This is a digital legal form that you can use as often as you like.
Don't let storage clients skip out with unpaid storage fees. Exercise your lien rights with this Washington Final Notice of Lien Sale or Disposal (Self Storage).

$12.49

The renter (Occupant) has access to the storage unit on a 24-7 basis at all times when the rent is paid up and the Occupant is not in default.
The Occupant is responsible for placing insurance on the property while it is in the storage unit.
There are restrictions on the types of materials that can be stored in the storage unit - no hazardous, toxic or illegal substances.
This template is not State-specific, and the laws in your State may require changes to the agreement in order to comply with current legislation.
This is a fully customizable legal template.
Governed by U.S. laws and intended for use only in the United States.

$12.49

The renter agrees to keep the unit in a clean, safe and sanitary condition.
The storage company will provide electricity for lighting only. Any additional power usage will be billed to the renter.
The unit cannot be used to store hazardous, toxic, dangerous or illegal items.
Use of alcohol or drugs on the premises is prohibited.
If the renter defaults, the company's remedies include distress, ejectment and writ of possession.
Available in MS Word format and fully editable. Easy to customize for your business.
Intended to be used only within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

$17.99

The lease can be for 1 year or month to month.
The renter agrees not to store property in the unit that is valued above an agreed-upon value.
The renter grants the facility a first priority lien over the renter's goods in storage, as security for the renter's performance under the agreement.
The facility has the right to lock out the renter if fees or charges remain unpaid for more than 5 days after due.
No hazardous, toxic or dangers materials are to be stored on the premises.
The renter must provide its own insurance.
Available in MS Word format.
Intended to be used only in the State of Florida.

$29.99

This Agreement can be used for storage of household goods or vehicles.
The occupant (renter) must provide and maintain an updated list of the contents of the storage unit, with estimated values and names of lienholders.
The occupant must provide its own locks and obtain adequate contents insurance.
The facility operator has a lien over the contents of the storage unit to secure the payment of all amounts due under the lease.
Available as a MS Word template that is easy to customize for your unique business needs.
Intended to be used only in the State of Oregon.

$17.99