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Put the terms in writing.

Create a Texas residential lease draft with the disclosures and statutory notices that need your attention before anyone signs. Your answers stay in this browser session.

Property and people

Street addressUnit, if anyCityTexas ZIP codeLandlord legal nameRecord owner legal nameLandlord / owner mailing address for noticesOff-site manager name and address, if anyAll signing tenants (separate names with commas)Other authorized occupants

Term and money

Start dateEnd date (blank means month to month)Monthly rent ($)Rent due day (1–28)Security deposit ($)Accepted rent payment methodRent payment address or portalUtility and service allocation (electricity, water, gas, trash, internet)Emergency phone numberRepair request contact / address

Required fact checks

Is the landlord aware the dwelling is in a 100-year floodplain?Is the landlord aware it flooded in the past five years?Construction yearAdditional agreed terms (review for enforceability)This is a standard Texas residential tenancy of at least 30 days, not a hotel, commercial, subsidized or manufactured-home lease.

Verify flood answers against actual property records. A “No” answer means the landlord is not aware; it is not a promise that flooding cannot occur. Compare the official TREC flood form ↗

Print after checking every fact and attachment.