State-specific landlord
documents, without the lawyer bill.
Generate residential leases, eviction notices, rent-increase letters, and move-out checklists tailored to your state’s landlord-tenant laws. Answer a few questions, download a signature-ready PDF in minutes.
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Four documents, every common scenario.
Each template is state-specific: the statutory notice period, disclosure requirements, and legal caps are wired in for you.
Residential Lease Agreement
State-specific residential lease for month-to-month or fixed-term tenancies. Includes mandatory disclosures and statutory clauses for your jurisdiction.
- Fixed-term or month-to-month
- State-specific security deposit limits
- Mandatory federal and state disclosures
- Late fee clauses within legal caps
- Professional PDF ready to sign
Notice to Quit / Pay-or-Quit
Statutory notice demanding payment of rent, cure of lease violation, or surrender of premises. Uses correct notice period for your state.
- Pay rent or quit (3 to 14 days by state)
- Cure violation or quit
- Unconditional quit
- Includes service instructions
Rent Increase Notice
Legally compliant notice of rent increase. Uses correct advance notice period based on state and percentage increase.
- Correct advance notice days per state
- Larger-increase triggers handled (CA, NY)
- Rent-control awareness warnings
- Professional letter format
Move-Out Inspection Checklist
Room-by-room condition checklist for security deposit accounting. Use at move-in and move-out to document damages.
- Room-by-room condition log
- Damage deduction worksheet
- Security deposit return timeline
- Tenant + landlord signature blocks
Ten states, covering most of the US rental market.
Every template cites the controlling statute. More states are being added — request yours via support.
Built for landlords who don’t keep an attorney on retainer.
Small landlords
1–4 units, self-manage, want professional docs without a lawyer retainer.
Property managers
Fast boilerplate for routine notices. Save attorney time for disputes that matter.
DIY investors
First-time rental owners who need compliant paperwork on day one.