Description: A North Dakota agreement between co-lessees as to payment of rent and taxes is a legally binding document that outlines the responsibilities and obligations of two or more individuals who are jointly leasing a property in the state of North Dakota. This agreement specifically covers the payment of rent and taxes associated with the leased property. In this agreement, the co-lessees mutually agree upon the division and allocation of rent and tax payments, ensuring that each party understands their financial obligations. The document includes detailed provisions regarding the method of payment, due dates, and consequences for late or non-payment. There are two main types of North Dakota agreements between co-lessees as to payment of rent and taxes: 1. Equal Split Agreement: This type of agreement is used when all co-lessees agree to split the rent and tax payments equally among themselves. Each party will contribute an equal share, ensuring a fair and balanced financial responsibility. 2. Proportional Split Agreement: In certain situations, co-lessees may opt for a proportional split agreement. This agreement considers the varying financial capabilities of each lessee, allowing for a more flexible distribution of rent and tax payments. The agreement may specify the percentage or proportion by which each co-lessee will contribute towards the expenses. Keywords: — North Dakota agreement between co-lessees — Payment of renintakexe— - Co-lessee responsibilities and obligations — Legally bindindocumenten— - Division and allocation of payments — Methopaymenten— - Due dates - Consequences for late or non-payment — Equal spliagreementen— - Proportional split agreement — Varying financiacapabilitiesie— - Distribution of expenses.