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Your lease, and what you can do with it

The document itself, the dates that matter, and the requests you can raise against it without writing an email.

3 steps About 3 minutes Tenant
Before you startNothing. Your landlord's copy and yours are the same file.
1

The signed document is yours to keep

Lease documents holds the agreement you signed, downloadable at any time. You do not have to ask your landlord for a copy.

Anything signed later, an addendum or a renewal, is filed here beside it in order.

Step 1: The signed document is yours to keep
2

Key terms, without reading the whole thing

Rent, due date, deposit, end date and notice period, pulled out of the document into plain language.

The notice period is the one to know before you need it. It sets how far ahead you must tell your landlord if you are leaving.

Worth knowingAsk Luna anything the summary does not cover. It answers from your lease and quotes the clause, and your landlord does not see what you asked.
Step 2: Key terms, without reading the whole thing
3

Raise a request against the lease

The toolkit covers the formal things: renewing, a mid-lease change, an accommodation request, a rental history letter for your next landlord.

Each one produces a proper request with a record, rather than a text message that can be forgotten or denied later.

Step 3: Raise a request against the lease