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Lease audit

Catch the clause that won't hold up.

Rentari.ai reads your actual lease against your state's current rules and flags the clauses that are risky, unenforceable, or out of compliance, before a tenant ever signs. Every flag explains the risk in plain English and suggests safer wording. This is an informational compliance check, not legal advice, and you decide what to change.

50States tracked
ClauseLevel review
PlainEnglish reasons
YouApprove fixes
Ranked by what bites first

Every finding, with a severity and a reason.

The audit reads the whole lease, then lines the issues up worst-first. Each finding carries a severity and a one-line reason, so you fix the clause that gets you sued before the one that just reads oddly. Nothing on the list is a guess, every flag points at the rule it relates to.

A severity and a one-line reason on every finding
Lined up worst-first, so the serious ones rise to the top
Each flag tied to the clause and the rule behind it
Lease auditor 50-state
Late fee: 12% of monthly rent Exceeds state cap
Entry notice: 12 hours Below 24h minimum
Suggested fix
Late fee: 12% of monthly rent Late fee: 5% of monthly rent, after a 5-day grace period
State-clean Issues 20
Suggested, not forced

Each flag offers compliant wording you can accept in one tap.

For every risky clause, the audit drafts wording that fits your state's current rules and shows it next to the original. Accept it, edit it, or dismiss it. Nothing in your lease changes until you approve it, so you stay in control of every word that ships.

A compliant rewrite shown next to the original clause
Accept in one tap, edit it, or dismiss it
Nothing changes until you approve it
Lease auditor one tap
Drafting a fix for a flagged clause
Suggested rewrite
Late fee: 5% after a 5-day grace
Replaces "12% of monthly rent", over the cap
Accept this wordingAccepted
Swapped in the compliant clause
Logged the change to the audit trail
Re-checked the lease, clean
50 states, kept current

Deposit caps, late-fee limits, entry notice, and disclosures, tracked as statutes change.

The rules that bind a lease change by state and change over time. The audit applies your state's current rules for deposit caps, late-fee limits, entry-notice periods, and required disclosures, and tracks them as statutes change, so a lease that was fine last year gets re-checked against today's law.

Deposit caps and late-fee limits per state
Entry-notice periods and required disclosures
Tracked across 50 states as statutes change
See a sample audit
State rule check 50-state
California rules Tracking
Deposit cap
2x monthly rent, within limit
Late-fee limit Statute updated
Re-checked vs today's cap
Entry-notice period
24h written notice, met
Required disclosures
All present, lead, mold, bedbug
Rules tracked across 50 states
as statutes change
FAQ

Lease audit questions

Is this legal advice?
No. The audit is an informational compliance check that helps you spot issues fast, and it is not a substitute for a lawyer. For a binding legal opinion on a specific situation, have an attorney review the lease. The audit is built to make that review shorter, not to replace it.
What does the audit actually check?
Common risk areas: late-fee caps, security-deposit limits, required state and federal disclosures, entry-notice rules, renewal and termination notice periods, and clauses that courts in your state commonly refuse to enforce. Each finding is tied to the rule it relates to.
Does it work with my own lease, or only Rentari.ai leases?
Both. Audit a state-specific lease you built in Rentari.ai, or upload a lease you already use. Either way you get the same clause-level review and suggested fixes.

Send leases you can stand behind.

Run your next lease through the audit and fix the risky clauses before a tenant signs, not after a dispute starts. It reads, it flags, it suggests, and you approve every change.

Free to start. No card required. An informational compliance check, not legal advice. You approve every change.