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Properties & Leasing

Draft and send a document for signature

Forty forms, a state-aware lease generator, and an upload path for the documents you already have. This is where anything that needs a signature starts.

3 steps About 5 minutes Landlord
Before you startA property, and a tenant if the document is for one. The library itself is browsable before either exists.
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Two ways in, and they are different

Create a new document builds one from a Rentari template, filled from your property and lease data and adjusted for the state.

I already have one uploads your own paper. It still gets sent for signature and still lands in the vault; it just is not generated.

Step 1: Two ways in, and they are different
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Describe it rather than browsing

The search box takes a description, not just a form name. "Tenant wants to end early" finds the mutual termination without you knowing it is called that.

The six shortcuts under it cover the common cases, and the category row below narrows the full library of forty.

Step 2: Describe it rather than browsing
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Pick the form that matches the situation

The distinctions matter more than they look. An amendment modifies a signed lease; an addendum adds to it; an assignment hands it to somebody else entirely.

Each card says what it does and what it needs, so the choice is made before you start filling anything in rather than halfway through.

Worth knowingA renewal is not a new lease. Using Lease Renewal keeps the history attached to the same tenancy, which is what the lease tracker and the audit trail read later.
Step 3: Pick the form that matches the situation
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