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We only tell you what your own lease says.
Competitors give away generic lease tips. We read your actual lease and tell you what it actually says for each term — and we're explicit about the difference between a general comparison and a verified state-law claim.
Every finding comes from your lease
We quote or closely paraphrase your own lease text for each term — nothing is invented, and anything we can’t find in your lease, we say so.
General principles, clearly labeled
Verdicts compare your lease to typical lease terms in general. We never claim to know what your specific state’s law requires unless we’ve verified it.
State-specific checks, only when verified
A note like "may not be enforceable in your state" only appears where we’ve read that state’s statute ourselves. Otherwise we say the check is still coming.
Keep this report, and everything else you'll need.
The review above is free either way. A free account keeps it on file with your lease, your photos, and your communication log — the file a deposit or lease dispute is actually won with.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. Upload or paste your lease and the report appears on this page. No email, no card, no account. Signing up is how you keep the report on file.
Will you write me a demand letter or dispute letter?
Not on this page. Lease review is about identifying issues in your lease, not drafting correspondence — that is a different tool with a different risk profile.
Why does my state say "coming soon"?
Because we have not verified that state’s clause-enforceability rules against its primary statute yet. Rather than guess, we show you the general report and wait until the state-specific check is actually sourced.
Is this legal advice?
No. TenantNex is a technology platform that provides informational assistance. We are not a law firm, nothing on this page is legal advice, and no attorney has reviewed it. For legal representation, consult a licensed attorney in your state.