APPLICATION TO RENT - Cadman Group 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the APPLICATION TO RENT - Cadman Group in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Unit Applying For' section, specifying the unit number and address. Next, indicate the security deposit and monthly rent amounts.
  3. In the 'PERSONAL INFORMATION' section, provide your first name, last name, social security number, date of birth, and contact details including phone numbers and current address.
  4. Complete the 'CURRENT EMPLOYMENT' section by listing your current employer's details, including company name, address, type of business, occupation, supervisor's name, and monthly salary.
  5. Fill out the 'PREVIOUS RESIDENCES' section with your past addresses and landlord information for at least two previous residences.
  6. Answer the additional questions regarding credit history and any legal issues by circling YES or NO as applicable.
  7. List all adults and children who will occupy the unit along with their ages and relationships to you.
  8. Provide emergency contact information and details about vehicles that will be on or near the property.
  9. Finally, review all entries for accuracy before signing at the bottom of the form to confirm that all statements are true.

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Base Rent: The Foundation of Your Lease Payment This is the minimum amount a tenant agrees to pay for occupying the space, typically expressed as a price per square foot annually in commercial leases or a fixed monthly amount in residential agreements.
In California, you can rent out your property to your relatives without a lease agreement. Still, we highly recommend you create a detailed agreement to avoid unwanted fights, unforeseen property damages, neglected maintenance, or loss of rental income.
Base rent is the fixed amount a tenant pays for using a property, excluding extra charges like utilities, maintenance, or taxes. It is the core rental amount specified in a lease agreement, often calculated per square foot or on a monthly or annual basis.
Base rent = Square footage x rental rate. Note: Base rent is calculated with rentable square footage, not usable square footage. Sometimes, such as in industrial and retail leases, the rentable and usable square footage are the same.
Spending 30% of your income on rent can help you docHub a healthy balance between comfort and affordability. On a median income, 30% should get you an apartment you can truly call home. At the same time, you should have money left to keep up with any debt you may have and contribute to your savings.
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A property owner has an office space for lease with 10,000 square feet of rentable space. The property is being rented at $25 per square foot. In this case, the calculation is: 10,000 multiplied by $25 equals a base rate of $250,000 annually.
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