Although leasehold title insurance is recommended to insure that there are no covenants or easements affecting the lessee's use of the land it is not a required to create a lease.
Sublease options and right of first refusal are by no means required to create a lease and are at the option of the lessee
A legal description of the property being leased is required in the creation of a lease
Assuming that the lease is in writing and not a verbal agreement your answer would be D
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Although leasehold title insurance is recommended to insure that there are no covenants or easements affecting the lessee's use of the land it is not a required to create a lease.
Sublease options and right of first refusal are by no means required to create a lease and are at the option of the lessee
A legal description of the property being leased is required in the creation of a lease
Assuming that the lease is in writing and not a verbal agreement your answer would be D
D. A legal description of the leased property.
A is wrong because no lease requires title insurance.
B is wrong, b/c a landlord isn't required to sublease the property.
C is wrong because an owner isn't required to give the tenant the first option to purchase if he/she sells.
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