Built for U.S. landlords. All 50 states. Federal disclosures included.

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State law, federal disclosures, built in.

Describe the property → answer a few questions → make it yours.

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BizDraft lease draft scrolled to Section 16.7 Landlord's Remedies + 16.8 Tenant's Remedies, with Ohio Revised Code § 5321.07 cited in the prose by section number.

A lease that names your state — and your federal obligations.

State-specific notice rules, deposit caps, repair-and-deduct rights. The federal lead-paint disclosure for pre-1978 buildings. BizDraft adjusts for the property you're renting and the jurisdiction you're in.

Every clause you'd expect

Rent, deposit, smoking, pets, repairs, entry rules, tenant and landlord obligations. Nineteen sections deep, written for the unit and the state.

Federal and state law, built in

Federal lead-paint disclosure for pre-1978 buildings. Your state's notice periods, deposit caps, security-deposit rules, repair-and-deduct rights. Statute cited by section where it belongs (Ohio first, more rolling out as we verify).

Yours to keep, in any format

Download Word or PDF. Attach the disclosures. Hand the packet over. No lock-in, no watermark, no account required.

Three steps.

1

Describe the property

Single unit, duplex, multi-unit. Pre-1978 build? Smoking allowed? Pets?

2

Answer a few questions

State, rent, deposit, term length, lead-paint flag. BizDraft drafts a 19-section lease and explains any clause.

3

Make it yours

Fill in tenant info, adjust house rules, attach disclosures, download as Word or PDF.

From state selector to signed lease.

Three screens from the editor.

BizDraft state-of-law dropdown showing all 50 US states alphabetically with both full name and two-letter abbreviation.

Pick your state

The lease body adapts to local law.

BizDraft editor showing a generated Residential Lease Agreement with 19 numbered sections — Parties, Property Description, Lease Term, Rent, Security Deposit, and the rest.

The drafted lease

Nineteen sections, written for the state.

BizDraft lease draft scrolled to Section 8.3 Lead-Based Paint Disclosure, noting that for pre-1978 properties the landlord must provide the EPA-approved lead-based paint disclosure and risk information.

Disclosures, flagged where required

The lease names the obligation. You attach the pamphlet.

Built for the work landlords actually do.

Duplex turnover

Tenant approved Friday. Move-in is Tuesday.

State-aware lease, smoking prohibited, lead-paint disclosure for the older building. Signed Monday at six.

Renewal with a rent change

Current lease up at month-end. Tenant wants to stay.

Fresh lease, state notice rules named, new rent in line with the building. Signed at the end of the week.

First-time landlord

Inherited a rental. Tenant lined up for July 1.

Full state-aware lease, security-deposit notice attached, pet addendum. Drafted in an evening.

Multi-unit portfolio

Three doors, three tenants, three leases.

Same template, customized per unit. Drafted in 30 minutes total.

Pet deposit + rules

Tenant wants a dog. Deposit plus addendum.

Pet deposit clause, breed and size restrictions, damage terms — built into the lease.

Snowbird short-term

Winter renter, December through March.

Short-term lease terms, return-the-property condition, deposit hold. Drafted same day.

Questions worth asking.

Is the lease really free?

Yes. No paywall, no trial, no credit card. There's no account because there's nothing on our side to sign into.

Which states are supported?

All 50 states render the lease body, with local law in the clause. In Ohio, Section 16.8 names Ohio Revised Code § 5321.07 by section number in the prose. Other states' statute citations roll out as we verify each one against current law — we won't pretend a citation is locked in when it isn't.

Are the federal disclosures included?

The lease names the federal obligations — most importantly, the EPA lead-paint disclosure for pre-1978 buildings — and flags state-required disclosures (security-deposit notice, mold notice where applicable). The lease says which document you need to attach. The document itself is yours to provide; the EPA pamphlet is a separate attachment, and we say so on the page.

Can I add house rules — smoking, pets, quiet hours?

Yes. The intake asks about smoking, pets, and addenda. The lease adjusts the body and adds the relevant addenda. After the draft, the whole document is editable — change any clause, add house rules of your own.

What about local rent control or city-specific rules?

State law is in the clause. Local rules (city rent control, county-level inspection requirements) we don't claim to cover comprehensively yet — for properties in rent-controlled cities or with city-specific obligations, double-check with your local rental-housing department. We're honest about where the lease ends and local rules begin.

How do I sign it or send it for signature?

Download as Word or PDF. To sign it yourself, use pdfFiller. To send to the tenant for signature, use signNow. Or any other e-signature tool you already have.

Before the keys change hands.
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A residential lease. State-aware. Federal disclosures included. All 50 states.

Draft your agreement

State-aware

All 50 states. Statute cited where it belongs.

Federal disclosures

Lead-paint, security-deposit notice, flagged inline.

Free

No paywall, no trial, no credit card.

Word + PDF

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Legal disclaimer: Agreements generated by BizDraft are AI-produced for informational purposes only. They do not constitute legal advice and do not create an attorney-client relationship. For any agreement of significant legal or financial importance, consult a qualified attorney before signing.

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