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Many government Web sites (e.g., the IRS and Courts in many jurisdictions) make their forms available in PDF format.  Adobe now allows creation of PDF forms that can be filled in right on the computer screen and then saved and/or printed.  In addition to providing better looking completed forms of all types, this is a particular advantage for Court forms because many judges want all the information typed and few of us have convenient access to typewriters any longer.  You will find an * next to the names of those that are "fillable.".

For more detailed information about using the forms and agreements and the various file formats, visit our Using Forms & Agreements page.

NOTICE: Court forms are different from state to state, and sometimes from county to county. You may get farther with court clerks and judges if you use the forms they provide and want you to use. The less hassle you cause them the more helpful they're likely to be to you.

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      The following forms are examples to be used for demonstration purposes and as a guide to developing forms you may want to use in your business. Landlord Tenant law varies in each state, and every country, as you will note by exploring our Landlord Tenant Law Pages.  Always seek independent legal advice before using anything you find here - or elsewhere on the Internet.
      Rental Housing On Line makes no representations, expressed or implied, that the information contained on our forms and agreements, or within our pages, can or will be used or interpreted in any particular way by any governmental agency or court.   

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California's Megan’s Law disclosure

Civil Code Section 2079.10(a), became mandatory on all written agreements and contracts entered into in California on or after July 1, 1999. The Act provides that every lease or rental agreement for residential real property, and every contract for the sale of real property, including real property sales contracts for residential real property comprising one to four dwelling units, shall contain, in not less than eight point bold print, a Megan's Law Notice.

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Notice: Lead paint notification is required by federal law to sell or rent any housing built in the U.S. prior to 1978 

LEASES   (See also Rental Agreements)

We also provide more than a hundred common lease provisions that you can copy-paste into your agreements. They are located in the Property Management Web: Lease Provisions Pages.

NOTICE: Some states require certain language in rental housing agreements that comply with state law. Before using any legal form, verify that it meets the requirements under the law in your state. For example: Federal lead-based paint notice; Massachusetts specific lead paint disclosures; California's Megan’s Law disclosure; Michigan's required notices in 12 point type, and so on .

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Notices

NOTE:: Some states require certain language in legal notices that comply with state law. Before using any legal form, verify that it meets the requirements under the law in your state

VIRGINIA LANDLORDS: Before you file your next VA Unlawful Detainer, make sure you are using the MOST current Summons for Unlawful Detainer form * FORM DC-421 7/00 * It has provisions for the tenant paying rent into court under the new VRLTA legislation. You can get these new forms from your local court clerk. We do not yet have them here. 

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Property Management

NOTE: Many states require property managers to be licensed real estate brokers.

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Rental Agreements (see also Leases)

We also provide more than a hundred common lease provisions that you can copy-paste into your agreements. They are located in the Property Management Web: Lease Provisions Pages.

NOTICE: Some states require certain language in rental housing agreements that comply with state law. Before using any legal form, verify that it meets the requirements under the law in your state. For example: Federal lead-based paint notice; Massachusetts specific lead paint disclosures; California's Megan’s Law disclosure; Michigan's required notices in 12 point type, and so on .

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