Texas-Compliant·Ch. 92 Disclosures·E-sign Ready

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Includes every disclosure required by Texas Property Code Chapter 92 — flood plain, ownership, lead-based paint, parking rules. Drafted to Ch. 92 standards, ready to e-sign.

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Built for Texas Property Code Ch. 92

Every clause maps to a Texas statute. No generic 50-state language to delete, no out-of-state references.

Handles disclosures generic templates miss

Flood plain (§92.0135), ownership/management (§92.201), parking rules formatted per code, lead paint when applicable.

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Built-in e-signature complies with the Texas Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (UETA) and the federal E-SIGN Act. Tenants sign by secure link — no account required.

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What's Included

Every clause your Texas lease needs.

Grouped by what they do, so you can see the protections at a glance. Every section is populated from your answers.

18sectionsCh. 92mapped~12pages

Group 01

Core terms

2 clauses

The foundation — who, where, and for how long.

  • Parties & property identification
  • Lease term (fixed or month-to-month)

Group 02

Money & fees

3 clauses

Rent, deposits, and the math behind late charges.

  • Rent amount, due date & grace period
  • Late fees & returned payment charges
  • Security deposit & §92.103 return rules

Group 03

Operations & rules

8 clauses

Day-to-day living, repairs, and on-property conduct.

  • Utilities & services responsibility
  • Maintenance & repair obligations
  • Landlord right of entry & inspection rights
  • Pet policy & pet deposit
  • Smoking & vaping restrictions
  • Assignment & subletting rules
  • Default & remedies clause
  • Alterations & improvements

Group 04

Required disclosures

5 clauses

Statutory notices and the signing block.

  • §92.0135 flood-plain disclosure (when applicable)
  • §92.201 ownership & management disclosure
  • Lead-based paint disclosure (pre-1978 properties)
  • Parking rules formatted per §92.0131
  • Signature blocks with date fields
Texas Compliance

Every Texas-specific rule, handled automatically.

Texas landlord-tenant law lives in Property Code Chapters 92 and 24. When you build your lease, we insert the right clauses and disclosures based on your answers — no statute lookup required.

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Flood-plain disclosure

Required since 2022 for Texas dwellings in a 100-year floodplain or with a flood history in the last 5 years. We ask, we apply, you sign.

  • Inserted automatically based on your answers
  • Plain-English explanation alongside the legal text
  • Updated when the statute changes — no rework needed
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