Residential relaeas
With a properly drafted rental agreement, your rental property gets the protection that it deserves.
With our experienced attorneys, we have helped several real estate owners to properly manage their property.
Real estate is a worthy investment and becoming a landlord definitely allows you to earn from your investment.
With a lease, there's a limit to risk and it helps define your relationship with your tenants.
A rental agreement will cover deposits, late fees, maintenance and landlord obligations.
A legal document with details specific to your needs
We make sure you get what you need.
The package includes checklists and paperwork to help you manage your property.
Your lease agreement forms are easy to update if the details change.
A legal document with details specific to your needs.
We'll make sure you get what you need.
The package includes checklists and paperwork to help you manage your property.
Your lease agreement forms are easy to update if the details change.
A residential lease agreement is designed to limit your potential liability, and to explicitly define the duties and responsibilities of both you and your tenants, based on the laws of your state. A solid residential lease is an important part of protecting your rental property, so you're free to focus on increasing the return on your investment.
You can choose to include the features and options that are applicable to your property—pets, parking, appliances, utilities and more. The lease also spells out details about security deposits, late fees and other issues according to your local and state laws.
You're responsible to keep the premises safe, sanitary and habitable throughout the entire term of the lease. This includes working doors, faucets, toilets and heaters.
The amount depends based on the location of the property. A flat rate may apply or you may charge a percentage of the monthly rent.
Typically, landlords decide whether to cover the cost of utilities or require the tenant to assume that responsibility.
A security deposit may cover any damages to the property beyond normal wear and tear. You may also be entitled to use a security deposit to clean the premises and cover unpaid utilities or rent, depending on your state.
The timeframe ranges anywhere from 10 to 45 days or more after the tenant has vacated the property, depending on the law of the land.
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