Lease Agreement Templates
Build and customize state-specific lease agreements effortlessly. Cover every essential detail: terms, responsibilities, and clauses, within all residential lease forms tailored for 50 states + District of Columbia.
State-Specific Lease Agreement Templates Available For All 50 States
LeaseRunner provides a library of state-specific lease templates, updated annually to reflect changes in landlord-tenant laws. This ensures you always have the latest, compliant agreements tailored to your state. Plus, you can easily customize any provision or create your own lease or addendum as needed.
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LeaseRunner tailored easy-to-follow process for building your lease document batch and sending it for e-signature. Quickly create, customize, and send state-compliant leases with ease.
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LeaseRunner’s online lease agreements are fully compliant and legally recognized in all 50 states, allowing you to manage and sign leases no matter where your property is located.
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LeaseRunner updates lease provisions annually to comply with the latest Landlord-Tenant laws across the United States, ensuring all parties are always covered and legally secure.
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To create a lease agreement, include:
- Parties Involved: Names of landlord and tenant
- Property Description: Address and details of the rental unit.
- Lease Term: Start and end dates.
- Rent Details: Amount, due date, and payment methods.
- Security Deposit: Amount and conditions for return.
- Responsibilities: Maintenance duties and utility payments.
- Signatures: Landlord and tenant signatures with dates.
For customizable templates, consider using LeaseRunner's services. LeaseRunner offers customizable, state-specific lease templates that comply with local laws. These digital leases include essential elements and once customized, the lease can be sent for e-signature, streamlining the leasing process.
A month-to-month lease agreement is a rental contract that continues indefinitely until either the landlord or tenant terminates it, typically requiring a 30-day notice based on the State laws. This arrangement offers flexibility for both parties.
LeaseRunner's lease templates are designed to accommodate both fixed-term and month-to-month tenancies, allowing landlords to create agreements that suit their specific needs.
For landlords seeking stability and predictable income, a fixed-term lease (commonly 12 months) is often preferable, as it secures tenants for a set period, reducing turnover and associated costs.
Tenants valuing stability and consistent rent may prefer a fixed-term lease, which locks in terms for a specified period, typically 12 months. Conversely, those anticipating potential moves or needing flexibility might opt for a month-to-month lease, allowing for easier relocation with proper notice.
The optimal lease length depends on individual circumstances:
- 12-Month Lease: Offers stability and often comes with favorable rental rates.
- 6-Month Lease: Provides a balance between stability and flexibility.
- Month-to-Month Lease: Ideal for those needing maximum flexibility, though it may come with higher rent and less security.