Unfurnished rentals granted for the use of the tenant's main residence come under the mandatory provisions of Title I of Law No. 89-462 of July 6, 1989 on residential leases. The law also applies to “mixed” rentals, for residential and professional use (lawyer, doctor, etc.) and to ancillary premises rented with the accommodation (cellar, parking, etc.). As for furnished rentals for use as a main residence (including the “mobility” lease), they are also subject to the law of 1989 (art. 25-3 et seq.). Most of the provisions are common to bare and furnished rentals. When there are any, the particularities relating to furnished rentals are the subject of a specific treatment in this book. By law, the rental contract must be drawn up in writing (art.3 of the 1989 law). You can entrust the drafting to a professional (property manager, lawyer, etc.) or prefer the protection offered by a "
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