For landlords · flat fee
Renting out a home, on paper that holds
A lease package for one property: a house, a duplex or a few doors.
A lease for this property
Written around your rules on pets, parking, yard care and utilities.
Deposit terms
How much, where it's kept and how it comes back, in words a tenant can follow.
Move-in checklist
A room-by-room condition form, signed at move-in, for the day the lease ends.
Notice letters
Late rent, repairs, entry and non-renewal, ready to fill in when you need one.
One round of changes
Read the draft, send us your edits, and we'll fold them in.
Questions in year one
Email us about the lease during its first twelve months.
When a tenancy goes wrong
A notice sent on time settles most of it
Most problems start as a missed payment or a repair nobody agrees on. A clear notice, sent when the lease says, settles many of them. When it doesn't, we quote the next step flat, whether that's a demand letter or an eviction filing, before we take it.
Also quoted flat
Demand letters for unpaid rent
Eviction filings and hearings
Deposit disputes after move-out
Lease reviews for tenants
Landlords ask us
Can I use a lease I found online?
You can, but most aren't written for your property or your rules. We often start from the one you have and fix what's missing.
Do you help tenants too?
Yes, with lease reviews and deposit questions. We won't take a matter against a landlord who is already our client.
What does an eviction cost?
It depends on the county and whether the tenant contests it. You get a flat quote for the filing and hearing before we start; court fees are separate.
Get a lease written for your rental
Tell us the address, the number of units and when you hope to sign a tenant.