Roommate Agreement

Shared living arrangements and household responsibilities between roommates.

ROOMMATE AGREEMENT

This Roommate Agreement is made on [DATE] between the following roommates: [ROOMMATE NAMES].

1. PREMISES

Roommates agree to share the premises located at [PROPERTY ADDRESS], with each person assigned [ROOM/SPACE DETAILS].

2. RENT AND UTILITIES

Monthly rent is $[TOTAL RENT], divided as follows: [RENT BREAKDOWN]. Utilities split equally: [UTILITY LIST].

3. HOUSEHOLD RESPONSIBILITIES

Cleaning schedule: [CLEANING ASSIGNMENTS]. Shared expenses: [SHARED ITEMS]. House rules: [HOUSE RULES].

4. PERSONAL PROPERTY

Each roommate is responsible for their personal belongings. Shared property includes: [SHARED ITEMS LIST].

5. GUESTS AND VISITORS

Overnight guests must be approved by all roommates. Maximum guest stay: [GUEST LIMIT] consecutive nights.

6. TERMINATION

Any roommate may terminate with [NOTICE PERIOD] written notice. Departing roommate responsible for finding replacement.

ROOMMATES:

[ROOMMATE 1]: _________________ Date: ___________

[ROOMMATE 2]: _________________ Date: ___________

[ROOMMATE 3]: _________________ Date: ___________

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What is a Roommate Agreement?

A Roommate Agreement is a practical legal document that establishes rules, responsibilities, and financial arrangements for shared living situations, preventing conflicts and misunderstandings between housemates. Essential for college students, young professionals, urban dwellers, and anyone sharing apartments, houses, or condominiums, this agreement covers rent division, utility payments, household chores, guest policies, and personal property boundaries. The contract typically includes provisions for cleaning schedules, shared expenses, quiet hours, overnight guests, lease compliance, and departure procedures. Critical for roommates who need clear guidelines to maintain harmonious living arrangements, ensure fair financial contributions, protect personal property, and establish procedures for resolving disputes or handling roommate changes while maintaining lease obligations.