Rental Application – This form is completed by tenants and returned to landlords to determine eligibility for tenancy.
Month-to-Month Laws
- Termination Notice – Either landlord or tenant may end a month-to-month lease agreement by giving the other party 60 days’ notice.[1]
- Rent Increase Notice – Landlords must give a 60-day notice if they intend to increase the rent.[2]
Required Disclosures (4)
- Landlord-Tenant Code (PDF) – Landlords must provide new tenants with a summary of the Delaware landlord-tenant code at the beginning of a rental agreement.[3]
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (PDF) – It is federally mandated that landlord and tenant both sign this form if the rental property was built prior to 1978.[4]
- Owner/Landlord Disclosure – Landlords must provide new tenants with their contact information and the contact information of any designated agents or property managers.[5]
- Right to Representation (PDF) – When entering a rental agreement, landlords must provide this notice to inform low-income tenants of their right to free legal representation[6]