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Rental Agreement

Let me first thank you for choosing my privately owned travel trailer. This trailer is a made by with everything that one would want and need for the ultimate camping experience. I hope you have a great time in this trailer as my family and I do, Happy camping!!

Below please review and sign at the bottom of the rental agreement that you the renter understand completely the terms and conditions of this trailer agreement. This agreement shall be a binding agreement to protect the renter and the owner should something happen under this agreement. The renter understands the agreement and must sign the policies and conditions document(s) before the keys and trailer are checked out. The renter also understands that Mike Gildersleeve (owner) has the full right to decline any/all part of this agreement should there is a reasonable doubt that agreement should be terminated.

Today’s Date:

Trailer be rented:

Renter:

Name:     Phone:

Address:

City:     State/ Zip:

DL#:

Auto Insurance: Policy # agent(company)

Plate:

Vehicle pulling trailer:

Rental Fee……………………………………

Rental ………………………………………………

Security deposit……………………………………

Hitch rental……………………………………

Pack & play……………………………………

Setup Fee……………………………………

Additional days………………………… # of days $

Late check in......................................................

Total: $

XX please sign   DATES RENTING:

XX please print

Seasonal Renting Details

(April - October)

$50.00 Reservation fee / $200.00 Security deposit (See security deposit conditions)

Pickup: 6:30pm the evening before rental date or 3pm the day of rental

Return: Must be returned by 1pm

Travel Trailers

Weekend rentals (Min of 3 days-2 nights) $300.00

Weekly rentals (Starting on Sunday-Saturday) $475.00

Rental per day $75.00 **PICKUP ONLY**

Holiday rentals (Weekend / Weekly) $500.00

Popup Campers

Weekend rentals (Min of 3 days-2 nights) $250.00

Weekly rentals (Starting on Sunday-Saturday) $350.00

Rental per day $75.00 **PICKUP ONLY**

Holiday rentals (Weekend / Weekly) $500.00

**offering military discounts for active/reserve/and retired!!**

*Must be 25 years or older to rent the trailer

*No rentals will be accepted for Wednesdays unless full week is rented.

(Inspections and cleaning of trailer that day)

*further details about trailer please contact Mike Gildersleeve at

734-231-3153

MIKESTTR POLICY

Renters must be 25 years of age or older and have a valid driver’s license, and full coverage auto insurance in his/her name. Renter is responsible for ensuring a copy of the insurance policy adding adequate coverage for the rented RV. Please read the following policies and conditions carefully. It forms any rental agreement you make with us. This agreement is made between Mike Gildersleeve (“we”, “us”, “our”) and the Renter(s) (“you”, “your”) for the RV (“Recreational Vehicle”). Keep a copy of this signed agreement with you in the RV. You are renting our private RV. Please treat it with the same respect as you would to your own home.

Rental and Indemnity. This is a contract for the rental of the RV. We may repossess the RV at your expense without notice to you, if the RV is abandoned or used in violation of law or this Agreement (see “Prohibited Uses” below). You agree to indemnify us, defend us and hold harmless from all claims, liability, costs and attorney fees we incur resulting from, or arising out of, this rental and your use of the RV or our repossession of it.

Rental Payment. The RV is rented from time of pickup to time of return. Minimum rental is three days. Your reservation will not be guaranteed unless we receive $150.00 of the total rental fee as a deposit. This deposit will be due at time of reservation with the balance due at time of pickup. If the reservation is made earlier than one week from your departure date the deposit can be paid by personal check. Personal checks are not accepted at time of pickup for the balance due. This must be paid by cash.

Cancellations/Refund. There are no refunds of your deposit should you decide to cancel the reservation. See Security Deposit below for information on security deposit refunds.

Smoking and Pet Policy. There is NO SMOKING in the Trailer. If the trailer returns with a smoke odor, renter forfeits security deposit. NO PETS are allowed in the RV without written consent of us. If cleaning is needed to remove pet hair or pet odor, the security deposit will be charged accordingly.

Preparation. This includes a complete walk through and instruction of the RV and its equipment. We ensure that you start your trip with full tank(s) of propane and water and sanitation chemicals. We also ensure that the RV has been cleaned and the holding tanks have been dumped.

Propane. We will provide you with full tank(s) of propane before you leave. If you need more propane during your trip, it is at your expense. Propane MUST be returned full or a $75.00 fee will be taken out of the security deposit.

Appliances. The A/C, Radio (if applicable), Microwave, and Refrigerator are considered convenience items. Should any malfunctions occur with any of these items during your trip, no compensation will be made to you. Any damages to the awning will require a fee at check in which includes but not limited to broken/ripped/tares.

Tires. Tires are the responsibility of the renter(s). In the event of a tire malfunction the renter is responsible for having the tire replaced with the same type of tire and bringing us a receipt for the new tire. Renter(s) must use a qualified service company to change the tire. We will reimburse you for replacing a defective tire. We will not reimburse you for a tire damaged by your improper driving technique (for example: a right rear tire blowout caused by you scraping a curb).

RV Rental Pickup & Return. Renter(s) must personally pick up & drop off the RV, unless other arrangements are made beforehand in writing. The RV must be returned clean inside and out and both holding tanks dumped before returning. If the holding tanks are not empty at time of your return, security deposit will be forfeited. Renter can pick up trailer(s) after 630 pm the day before at no additional cost and renter(s) must return trailer by 1pm at end of rental. Any late returns will be charged $75.00 toward the security deposit, unless other arrangements have been made by owner and renter in writing.

Early Returns/Extending Rental Dates. Renter(s) is (are) responsible for looking over the rental contract to ensure that all rental costs and rental dues are correct before they leave on their trip. If renter(s) wish (es) to extend their rental dates, renter(s) must call us at 734-231-3153 for approval. Should you fail to call us, and you are more than 8 hours overdue, we will ask the police to issue a warrant for unauthorized use of an RV. There are NO refunds for early returns. If renter does not return on their scheduled return date and has not called for approval to extend, renter will be charged additional rental day(s), inconvenience fees, or loss of revenue, whichever is greater.

On Road Concerns. Please be sure to bring a cell phone on your trip. If you have a concern call us right away at 734-231-3153. Renter must call us at the number(s) above for help with all concerns and mechanical concerns. No reimbursement for out of pocket expenses will be paid to renter unless prior authorization has been given by us and receipts of repairs are given to us on return. If renter is at fault for any damage, or mechanical failure, renter will be responsible for all repairs and any loss of future rental income.

Parking/Traffic Violations. Renter is responsible for reporting and payment of all parking/traffic violations on return. Non-reporting of parking/traffic violations breaches the Rental Contract and may result in any additional fee/fines.

Prohibited Uses. The following uses of the RV are prohibited and constitute a breach of this Agreement. You agree that the RV will not be used: a) by anyone who is not an Authorized renter listed on this rental agreement, by anyone whose driving license is suspended, or by anyone whose driving license is restricted because of past traffic law violations; b) by anyone under the influence of alcohol, prescription or non-prescription drugs; c) by anyone who obtained the trailer, or extended the rental period by giving us false, fraudulent or misleading information; d) in furtherance of any illegal purpose, or under any circumstances that could be properly charged as a crime other than minor traffic violations; e) to carry persons or property for hire; f) to push or tow anything; g) outside the United States; i) on any unpaved surface (except at a designated RV camping site); j) to transport an animal; k) to commit a willful, wanton or reckless act with the RV.

Breach of Agreement. The acts listed in the above paragraph are breaches of this Agreement. If you breach this Agreement, you are liable for all damages to, or loss of, the RV caused by your breach. You waive all recourse against us for any criminal or civil prosecutions that we may take against you that arise

Your Property. You release us, our agents and employees from all claims for loss of, or damage to, your personal property or that of any other person, that we received, handled or stored, or that was left or carried in or on the trailer or in any service vehicle or in our offices, whether or not the loss or damage was caused by our negligence or was otherwise our responsibility.

Renter Damage. If the trailer is returned with damage while the trailer was in possession of the renter, renter is responsible to pay all damage costs if the renter was at fault. If an accident occurs, renter is responsible for obtaining a police report, contacting us at 734-231-3153, and for payment of the insurance deductible amount. Renter(s) whose names appear on the contract are the only ones authorized to tow the trailer. The renter(s) is (are) responsible for all rental costs and any and all damages not covered by insurance. If damage amounts are substantial and a claim must be submitted, the renter(s) is (are) responsible for any and all damages, including loss of revenue and additional expenses not covered by insurance. Renter is responsible for ensuring a copy of the insurance policy adding adequate coverage for the rented RV is mailed or emailed to us before the trailer is checked out.

Security Deposit. The security deposit will be refunded (minus any damage not covered by insurance, any unpaid parking/traffic fines, dumping, cleaning, missing equipment, other amounts owing), by check within min of 2 (two) days after return of trailer. We may use your deposit to pay any amounts owed to us under this Agreement. In event of a cancellation the security deposit will be lost.

Miscellaneous. No waiver by us of any breach of this Agreement constitutes a waiver of any additional breach or waiver of the performance of your obligations under this Agreement. Our acceptance of payment from you or our failure, out of your breach of this Agreement. refusal or neglect to exercise any of our rights under this Agreement does not constitute a waiver of any other provision of this Agreement. Unless prohibited by law, you release us from any liability for consequential, special or punitive damages in connection with this rental. If any provision of this Agreement is deemed void or unenforceable, the remaining provisions are valid and enforceable.

Act of Gods. Renter shall not hold Mikesttr responsible for any damages that is outside of our control. (IE. Tree falling on trailers caused by high winds, damage caused by winds, hail, flying objects). Renter assumes all responsibility while in the possession of the rental.

“By signing this page renter completely understands the policy set forth by Mikesttr and will hold and honor these policies while in the possession of the renter. Any policies broken will result in a breach of agreement and Mike Gildersleeve as owner has full right to cancel and collect for all loses.”

Thanks for understanding and Happy camping!!

PLEASE Sign and Print your name that the you (renter) understands the following conditions before trailer are released.

Xx (SIGN)

Xx (print)

Updated September 22nd. 2014

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What a Rental Agreement Is and when it applies

A Rental Agreement (lease) is a written contract that sets the terms under which a landlord permits a tenant to occupy residential or commercial property. It defines parties, the property, term length, rent and payment terms, permitted uses, maintenance responsibilities, and remedies for breaches. Well-drafted rental agreements clarify expectations, reduce disputes, and create an enforceable record for collection, eviction, or insurance purposes. Electronic copies are commonly used and may be legally binding under U.S. e-signature law when properly executed and retained.

Why a clear Rental Agreement matters

A precise Rental Agreement protects both parties by documenting rent amounts, security deposit rules, maintenance obligations, and move-in/move-out processes. It reduces misunderstandings, supports enforcement in court, and establishes deadlines for notices and returns.

Why a clear Rental Agreement matters

Step-by-step: Preparing and completing a lease

Follow these four core steps when completing a Rental Agreement to ensure enforceability and ease of use for all parties.

  • 01
    Gather details: Collect full legal names, IDs, property address, and contact information for all parties.
  • 02
    Set key terms: Specify the lease term, rent amount, due date, late fees, and security deposit rules.
  • 03
    Add clauses: Include rules on utilities, pets, repairs, subletting, and notice requirements.
  • 04
    Execute and retain: All parties sign and date; provide copies and keep the original or certified electronic record.

Who commonly completes Rental Agreements

Landlords, property managers, tenants, and leasing agents frequently prepare and sign rental agreements.

  • Individual landlords managing one or more units who need a clear, enforceable lease template for private rentals.
  • Property management firms that process multiple leases and require consistent terms and automated recordkeeping.
  • Tenants reviewing obligations and payment terms before signing and retaining proof of agreement.

Knowing which party handles each section avoids duplication and ensures required fields are completed before signatures.

Core clauses every professional Rental Agreement should include

A professional lease balances clarity and enforceability; include the following core sections to reduce disputes and enable enforcement.

Parties

Identify landlord and tenant legal names, business entities if applicable, and contact information for notices and payment.

Property Description

Describe the leased premises by street address, unit number, and any assigned parking or storage spaces; attach a floor plan if useful.

Term and Renewal

Define start and end dates, renewal options, and procedures for early termination or holdover tenancy.

Rent and Fees

State rent amount, due date, acceptable payment methods, late fees consistent with state law, and returned-check charges.

Security Deposit & Damages

Specify deposit amount, permitted deductions, where funds are held, and timing for return consistent with state requirements.

Maintenance & Repairs

Allocate responsibility for routine maintenance, emergency repairs, and tenant notice procedures for repair requests.

Essential data elements to collect

Landlord Name: Full legal name
Tenant Name: Full legal name
Property Address: Street, unit, city, state
Lease Dates: Start and end
Rent Details: Amount and due date
Deposit Amount: Security deposit

Setting up an online lease workflow

Configure these settings when preparing a Rental Agreement for electronic distribution to ensure proper routing and compliance.

Document upload Upload PDF or DOCX formatted lease
Fields placement Add signature, initial, and date fields where needed
Signer order Specify signing sequence if multiple parties are required
Authentication Choose email, SMS code, or stronger ID verification
Final copies Set automatic delivery of executed PDFs to all parties

Digital signing considerations and platform needs

Electronic lease execution requires secure transport, reliable audit trails, and support for common document formats.

  • Supported formats: PDF and DOCX are widely accepted
  • Integrations: Link to accounting or property management systems
  • Accessibility: Compliance with basic accessibility standards

Choose a platform that provides tamper-evident signed documents, audit trails, and the authentication level required for your tenancy and jurisdiction.

Common timelines and deadlines to specify

Include clear timing rules in the lease to prevent disputes over payments, notices, and deposit returns.

Rent Due Schedule:

State the monthly due date, grace period, and late fee policy

Notice to Vacate:

Specify required tenant or landlord notice periods (commonly 30 days unless state law differs)

Security Deposit Return:

Indicate timing for return per applicable state law (timelines vary by jurisdiction)

Repair Response:

Set expected response windows for ordinary and emergency repairs

Lease Renewal Deadline:

State when renewal notice must be provided to avoid auto-renewal

Key milestones from negotiation to move-out

Track these stages to manage obligations and deadlines across the lease lifecycle.

01

Offer and Acceptance

Parties agree to terms and sign to form a binding contract

02

Security Deposit Paid

Landlord acknowledges receipt and documents condition

03

Move-in Inspection

Document pre-existing damage and note condition

04

Move-out and Accounting

Perform final inspection and compute deductions for damages

Common mistakes to avoid when preparing a lease

  • Leaving key fields blank such as exact rent due date or term end date, which creates enforceability gaps.
  • Using vague language about allowed uses or repairs, leading to tenant-landlord disputes over responsibility.
  • Failing to follow state-specific deposit and notice rules, which can trigger statutory penalties or forfeiture claims.
  • Accepting unsigned copies or poorly authenticated electronic signatures without an audit trail, weakening proof of execution.

Penalties and legal risks from improper or incomplete leases

Invalid Parties: Incorrect names can void enforcement
Missing Dates: Undetermined term creates ambiguity
Illegal Clauses: Provisions contrary to state law are unenforceable
Deposit Violations: Improper handling risks statutory penalties
Improper Notice: Failure to give required notice can delay eviction
Weak Authentication: Poor e-signature evidence limits admissibility

eSignature pricing and capability snapshot for lease execution

Compare typical vendor starting prices and key capabilities relevant to signing and managing Rental Agreements; signNow is listed first per comparison guidance.

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Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes No No
Envelope Cap No cap 100 envelopes/user/year Varies Varies Varies

Real-world lease scenarios and outcomes

Examples show how digital leases simplify everyday rental workflows for different organizations.

Property Management

A mid-size management company moved to digital leases to reduce turnaround time for new tenants.

  • They automated fields and signatures to standardize leases.
  • This reduced manual errors, sped move-ins, and centralized executed documents for faster dispute resolution.

Single Owner Landlord

An individual landlord adopted an electronic lease template to streamline tenant onboarding.

  • They used guided fields and e-signatures for consistency.
  • The landlord reduced attorney review needs and provided signed copies immediately, improving tenant satisfaction and recordkeeping.

Practical tips for accurate and efficient lease completion

Apply these best practices to minimize errors, speed execution, and maintain legally reliable records.

Use standardized templates
Start from a vetted template to ensure required clauses and state-specific disclosures are present and consistent.
Validate identity
Confirm signer identity with email, SMS code, or stronger authentication to strengthen evidentiary weight.
Document condition
Perform and keep a move-in inspection record to support deposit deductions at move-out.
Store copies securely
Keep executed leases and audit trails in secure storage with controlled access and backups.

Frequently asked questions about Rental Agreements

Answers to common questions about electronic execution, notarization, amendments, and record retention for leases.


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