Clauses likely to be struck down
Late fees that don't reflect actual damages. Deposit-return windows that violate state minimums. Waiver-of-jury clauses that fail public-policy tests in some states. We flag what won't survive.
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Tenant law changes faster than templated leases get updated. We run the lease you give to tenants against your state’s current statutes and flag the clauses likely to be struck down, the disclosures you’re required to add, and where you’re exposed to statutory damage awards before the next signing.
Late fees that don't reflect actual damages. Deposit-return windows that violate state minimums. Waiver-of-jury clauses that fail public-policy tests in some states. We flag what won't survive.
Lead-paint pamphlet for pre-1978 US units. Mold disclosure (varies). Bedbug history. Megan's Law notice. State-mandated lease forms in California, Quebec, and elsewhere.
Massachusetts deposit law has triple damages. UK deposit-protection failures: 3× the deposit. We flag clauses that turn a $1,500 dispute into a $4,500 award.
Application criteria, occupancy limits, source-of-income clauses, and pet policies that haven't been updated for current Fair Housing Act + state law.
Cap on annual increases, just-cause eviction language, vacancy decontrol — varies by jurisdiction and changes more often than most templated leases reflect.
States have their own minimums (24 hours in California; "reasonable" in Texas). Boilerplate often doesn't match.
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Flagged clauses, statute citations, negotiation email.
Read it →Non-compete, IP grabs, severance, vesting, arbitration.
Read it →MSA / SOW — IP, payment terms, indemnity, kill fees.
Read it →Deposit treatment, head-lease exposure, exits.
Read it →Discriminatory questions, illegal fees, refundability.
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