Commuter Housing
The difference between shared and vacant housing is simple: Shared properties refers to residences in which landlords or other individuals may or may not already live in the properties, and rent out rooms to students, staff, or faculty. An example of a shared property is as follows: A landlord may rent out a bedroom to one student and rent out another bedroom in the same house to another student.
Vacant properties refers to residences in which landlords do not presently live in the properties, and rent out the properties as a whole to students, staff, or faculty. An example of a vacant property is as follows: A landlord lives in the property all summer long, but leaves when September starts. He/She then rents the whole property to students from September to May.
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Helpful Information
HELPFUL FORMS
To list your property on our website, please see information under landlord to the left.
Sample Lease
Landlords, use this sample lease as a guide for the creation of your own lease.
Narragansett Code and Regulations
This document contains local laws and regulations governing rental properties in Narragansett.
Narragansett Landlord Registration Form
This form should be filled out by all landlords in Narragansett and submitted to the Building Inspector's Office.
Designation of Agent for Nonresident Landlord
This form must be completed by any landlord who is not a resident of the State of Rhode Island. This form must be returned to the Office of the Secretary of State.
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