Does the Texas lease ask about flooding?
Yes. The form asks whether the home is in a 100-year floodplain and whether it has flooded in the past five years, then prints the Texas flood disclosure from those answers.
Texas residential lease
Texas residential lease agreement
Prepare a free residential lease for a Texas house, duplex, apartment, or condominium rented for at least 30 days. Download the PDF, or have the landlord and each tenant sign it here.
What the Texas form covers
- The home, the people, the rent, the deposit, the house rules, and how many rental properties are in the portfolio.
- Whether the home is in a 100-year floodplain, and whether it has flooded in the past five years. The Texas flood disclosure follows those answers.
- The federal lead warning when the home was built before 1978.
- A readable PDF, with the landlord and each tenant able to sign in the app.
What this form will not prepare
- Subsidized housing, a stay under 30 days, rent-to-own, a stay tied to a home sale, a mobile-home park, a room in the owner's home, commercial space, and submetered utilities are outside this form.
This is a residential lease template. It is not legal advice, and it is not a law firm.
Download the PDF or sign it here
When the answers are complete, download the lease or send it to the landlord and each tenant. The lease is marked signed only after every one of them has signed.
Questions
Is the Texas residential lease free?
Yes. The lease, the PDF, and signatures in the app have no fee.