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Residential lease agreement generator: your terms, standard clauses, one PDF

A lease should say what the rent is, when it is due, what happens when it is late, who pays for what, and how the tenancy ends — in language that holds up. This generator drafts a complete residential lease from your answers with the clauses landlords and tenants expect, the federal lead-paint disclosure for pre-1978 housing, and a governing-law clause for your state. Preview free; the PDF is $9.99 once. See what the rent means for the tenant with after taxes and rent by city.

Parties and property
Landlord name
Landlord address for notices
Tenant name(s)
Property address
Unit / apartment
Included (parking, appliances, furniture)
Other occupants (children, etc.)
Agreement date
Governing state
Term and rent
Term
Start
End (fixed term)
Monthly rent
Due on the
First partial month rent (optional)
Payment method
Grace days
Late fee ($)
Returned-payment fee ($)
Security deposit
Notice to end month-to-month (days)
Rules
Landlord pays
Tenant pays
Pets
Pet terms
Pet deposit
Smoking inside
Entry notice (hours)
Renter's insurance
Built before 1978? (lead paint disclosure)
Known lead paint hazards?
Lead paint details
Additional terms

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Clauses included

Check your state and city

Landlord-tenant law sets deposit caps and return deadlines, late-fee limits, required disclosures (mold, bed bugs, flood zones, smoke detectors, rent control, tenant-rights notices) and entry rules. The lease's general clause defers to that law and lets you attach the required addenda — attach them.

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Frequently asked

Is this valid in every state?

The clauses are standard nationwide and defer to state law; some states require specific disclosures or forms in addition — attach them as addenda.

Can I use it for a room rental?

Yes — describe the room and shared areas in “Premises” and “Included”.

Is this legal advice?

No. It is a general template; for rent-controlled units, commercial space or unusual terms, have a local attorney review it.