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AI Lease Audit

Bring Your Lease.
Find What Needs Review.

Upload the lease and confirm the property’s location. Review each potential issue beside the original clause and current official rules, then decide what to revise. AI findings can contain errors and are not legal advice.

Free to start; usage limits apply.

AI findings can contain errors or omissions. This scan is not legal advice and does not make a lease compliant. Confirm findings and proposed wording with qualified local legal help before relying on them.

From Upload To Review

One Lease. Three Deliberate Steps.

For landlords and property managers preparing a new lease or reviewing an agreement they inherited.

  1. Upload And Locate

    Choose an authorized, readable lease PDF and confirm the property's state. Keep the full lease and amendments available for your review.

  2. Read The Finding

    Compare a potential issue with the original clause. Review its suggested severity, explanation and any cited authority.

  3. Decide What To Revise

    Verify the source and property context, then prepare any revision separately. You review the wording before the next lease step.

Before selecting a file: the public tool accepts PDF files up to 20 MB and starts the review when you select one. Anonymous checks are limited to three per hour.

Read In Context

A Finding Is A Question To Investigate.

A flagged repair clause needs more than a new sentence. Read the surrounding section and any amendments, then check the rule that applies to this rental.

The original wording
Check that the quoted clause matches the document and has not lost important context.
The suggested severity and reason
Use them to organize your review. The explanation can contain mistakes or omit an issue.
The actual property and current source
Verify state, city and county requirements, property coverage, exemptions and effective dates independently.

Owner Review

Review The Change.
Keep The Original Intact.

The audit does not modify your lease. Treat any proposed wording as a starting point for review, with qualified local legal help when a clause or change is uncertain.

  1. Resolve the question.

    Check the original agreement, amendments and current applicable requirements before deciding what needs to change.

  2. Prepare a separate revision.

    Read the full revised document for conflicting provisions and confirm the wording applies to this rental.

  3. Complete the required agreement.

    An audit does not amend an existing tenancy, deliver required notice or complete signatures.

Before You Begin

Lease Audit Questions.

Check the document, the tool's limits and the scope of the review.

Is this legal advice?

No. This AI-assisted review may contain errors or omissions and does not determine legal compliance. Review the original lease and current applicable sources. Obtain qualified local legal help for an uncertain clause or proposed revision.

What does the audit actually check?

The review can flag possible questions about rent, deposits, fees, access, disclosures, renewal and termination. Verify the quoted text and any cited authority independently. A high score or no findings does not establish a complete review or an enforceable lease.

Can I use my own lease?

You can submit an authorized PDF of your own lease or a document prepared in Rentari. Check the current tool limits and the exact property context. Findings do not modify either document or complete an amendment or signature.

What should I check before uploading?

Use only a document you are authorized to review and check the intended property and relevant state. The current public tool accepts a PDF up to 20 MB and starts review when you select a file. Anonymous checks are limited to three per hour. Read any upload or access message; other audit routes can have different limits, history and plan access.

What if the review cannot be completed?

Read the upload, unreadable-file, not-a-lease or service-unavailable message before trying again. Correct the file or follow the stated recovery step. An error or incomplete scan is not a finding that the lease is clear.

How are private documents and saved findings handled?

Review the current privacy policy before using an AI document feature, and keep unnecessary personal information out of the review. Relevant document content is processed to provide the feature. Signed-in audits can be saved to account history; check the saved result and who is authorized to access it. A completed scan, account-history link or deletion request does not establish a public share link or immediate removal from every retained system.

Start With The Lease You Have.

Bring the document and property context. Review possible findings before preparing a separate revision.

Free to start; usage limits apply. AI-assisted review is not legal advice or a compliance certificate.