60-second state-compliant leases with statute citations — no attorney required
Step 1 — Input: You enter property address, rent, deposit, lease dates, tenant names, and optional terms (pets, parking, utilities included).
Step 2 — State law lookup: The AI queries your state's landlord-tenant statute database to identify required clauses, mandated disclosures, maximum deposit limits, and minimum notice periods.
Step 3 — Document generation: A complete lease is drafted — typically 15–30 sections — with state-specific language and statute citations for each clause.
Step 4 — Inline editing: You edit any section directly. Changes save automatically. No need to download and re-upload.
Step 5 — E-signature: The lease is sent to all parties via SignWell. Signed copies are stored with a full audit trail.
RentSolve AI generates leases with 28 standard sections: parties and property, lease term, rent and due date, security deposit (state-specific limit and return deadline), late fees (state-specific grace period and cap), landlord entry notice (state-specific), required disclosures (lead paint for pre-1978 properties, plus state-specific mold/radon/bed bug requirements), maintenance responsibilities, utilities, pet policy, subletting restrictions, termination notice periods, and signature block.
Yes — once signed by all parties. The legal validity of any lease depends on its contents complying with state law, not on how it was created. AI drafting with a current state statute database produces more reliable compliance than generic templates, which often contain provisions that are unenforceable or outdated in specific jurisdictions.
AI lease drafting uses a large language model combined with a state statute database to generate a complete, state-compliant residential lease in under 60 seconds.
Yes, once signed by all parties. Enforceability depends on content compliance with state law — AI drafting with a current statute database is more reliable than generic templates.
All 50 states and DC. The legal database covers 459 landlord-tenant statutes across all jurisdictions.