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Top things you should know
If you don't send written notice 60 days before the lease ends, it renews for another full year on its own.
Why this matters: Missing the notice window could commit you to another 12 months of rent even if you planned to move.
Question to ask: “Can the automatic renewal be removed or changed to month-to-month?”
Ending the lease early costs two months of rent, and the deposit is not returned.
Why this matters: That's roughly $5,550 in this sample if plans change mid-term.
Question to ask: “Can the early termination fee be reduced or capped?”
Disagreements go to a private arbitrator instead of court.
Why this matters: Arbitration follows different procedures than a court case, and it may affect how a dispute is handled.
Question to ask: “Who selects the arbitrator, and who pays the arbitration costs?”
You pay the first $150 of each repair, per repair.
Why this matters: Several small repairs in one year can add up.
Question to ask: “Is the $150 per repair or per year?”
The landlord can enter with a day's notice.
Why this matters: Standard in many leases; included so you know the notice period.
Money snapshot
- Monthly payment
- $1,850
- Security deposit
- $1,850
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Important dates & deadlines
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Important dates
- Term
- 12 months
- Renewal
- Automatic
- Cancellation notice
- 60 days
- Early termination
- Possible fee
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Other Terms Worth Reviewing
What could cost you money?
- Automatic RenewalHIGH ATTENTION
Missing the notice window could commit you to another 12 months of rent even if you planned to move.
- Early TerminationHIGH ATTENTION
That's roughly $5,550 in this sample if plans change mid-term.
- Repairs and MaintenanceREVIEW CAREFULLY
Several small repairs in one year can add up.
Questions to ask before you agree
- Can the automatic renewal provision be removed?
- Can the 60-day cancellation notice period be shortened?
- What exactly happens if I need to terminate early?
- Can the early termination fee be waived or reduced?
- Is the $150 repair responsibility per repair or per year?
These are questions for clarification or discussion. They are not legal advice.
Plain-English explanation
If you don't send written notice 60 days before the lease ends, it renews for another full year on its own.
This Lease shall automatically renew for successive twelve (12) month terms unless Tenant provides written notice at least sixty (60) days prior to the end of the then-current Term.
Ending the lease early costs two months of rent, and the deposit is not returned.
Tenant may terminate early upon payment of a fee equal to two (2) months' rent plus forfeiture of the Security Deposit.
Disagreements go to a private arbitrator instead of court.
Any dispute arising under this Lease shall be resolved by binding arbitration in the county where the Property is located.
You pay the first $150 of each repair, per repair.
Tenant is responsible for the first $150 of any repair, including appliance service calls.
The landlord can enter with a day's notice.
Landlord may enter the Premises with twenty-four (24) hours' notice.
Missing or unclear information
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- Sample Residential Lease
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