All leases are year-long contracts, and residents are expected to be responsible for the full 12-month period. While the bulk of student turn-over does occur during the summer, some properties do become available at unexpected times of the year, so don't hesitate to inquire if we have a vacancy.

We normally recommend a six month lease to start. Understand that a lease benefits the resident more than it benefits the owner of the property. If the resident causes you problems or you want to move them out it is very difficult to get them out with a year lease. However, if the resident needs to move, they can do so no matter how long the lease and you will still have to re-rent the property.

All LAWS Lease Agreements are written for a minimum of 12 months. There is the possibility of writing longer terms, based on the web solution project.

Two-year leases that began in Fall 2005 are up at the end of the Spring 2007 semester. The laptop is now yours and you are responsible for insurance. Third-year students are also eligible to start another two-year lease for a new laptop, or purchase one.

Flint, Hadley, and South Lake Villages have 12-month leases/agreements in all units. Hadley and South Lake four-bedroom units also have 10-month lease/agreement options. Creekside Village and Flickinger Court have 12- and 24-month leases/agreements.

We require a minimum stay of 30 days, or one month. After that, you may be as flexible as you need to be. Our policy instructs you to simply submit a 30-day advance notice of your departure. If you have a need for Corporate Housing for 3, 6 or 12 months, National Corporate Housing doesn't add on additional cost, we actually extend a discounted rate for longer stays or lease terms.

The rental value is determined based on the "fair market value" of a similar rental. In some cases, we may value the rental at less than "fair market value" if it is determined the renter(s) will be impacted in some manner by the public use of the adjacent property. The length of the lease is influenced by the management plan for the site. In a more natural setting, with little to no development planned, the residential lease could extend for multiple years.

Currently, IPIX provides Activations with a one year term. The one year offers our best pricing value, considering unlimited usage and expected product updates and upgrades. Options other than a one year terms are possible. Please contact IPIX sales for further information.

A typical lease is one year; however, there are 3- and 6-month leases as well as a month-to-month lease option, all for a small price increase.

Contact your real estate agent (some even specialize in such transactions) or read up on lease options at the public library. If you have a real estate attorney, ask if he or she has any prepared information you can review. Most bookstores have a fairly hefty real estate book section these days. Many current real estate books have at least a section on lease options.If you are considering a lease option, be sure you do your homework first.

Most lease-option agreements specify that a portion of the rent on the property in questions is applied toward the purchase if the option is exercised. This is referred to as rent credit. Institutional lenders accept rent credits as part of the down payment if rental payments exceed the market rent and if a valid lease-purchase agreement is in effect, a copy of which must be attached to the loan application.For sellers, lease options give them several advantages, especially in a slow market.

Lessee has an option of continuing to lease, purchasing the equipment, or returning it to the Leasing Company. Should you choose to purchase the equipment, the purchase price is determined by the Fair Market Value (FMV) of the used equipment. Another option is the $1.00 Buy Out, at end of lease, you pay just $1.00 to purchase the equipment. Which option is best for you? Call Leasing Consultant Jefferson Peters @ 800-247-3722. See our end-of-lease-options page.