Find lease clauses worth reviewing.
Upload your lease for an AI-assisted review of possible issues. Review the original clause, property location and current official rules before relying on a finding. Results may contain errors or omissions and are not legal advice or a determination that the lease is compliant.
Built for landlords and property managers writing or inheriting a lease.
- Original clauses
- Potential issues
- Your review
Bring the rental, applicant and lease details into the same conversation.
Review the information, terms and documents before taking the next step.
Keep the paperwork and follow-up close to the property they belong to.
Every finding, with a severity and a reason.
Returned findings can include a severity and explanation to help organize your review. Check the quoted clause and any cited authority, including whether it applies to this unit and remains current. No findings or a high score does not establish a complete review or an enforceable lease.
Fictional review example. Verify the source and agreement separately.
Review findings before revising your lease.
Use a finding as a question for review, not automatic replacement wording. Compare the signed document and amendments with current requirements, and obtain qualified local legal help when a clause or proposed change is uncertain. Prepare any revision separately and complete the agreement and signing process that applies; the audit does not modify the lease.
Fictional review example. Verify the source and agreement separately.
Check the rules for the actual property.
Selecting a state supplies context for the software review. Check city or county requirements, property coverage, exemptions and the effective version of each official rule separately. Rent, deposits, access, disclosures and renewal questions can have different conditions. The scan does not monitor every legal change or replace local review.
Fictional review example. Verify the source and agreement separately.
Lease audit questions
Is this legal advice?
What does the audit actually check?
Does it work with my own lease, or only Rentari.ai leases?
What should I check before uploading a lease?
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; do not assume another audit route has the same limits, history or plan access.
How should I handle private documents and saved findings?
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; review 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.
Review before the next lease step.
Use possible findings to prepare your questions. Review source rules and any separate revision before completing the required agreement and signatures.
Free to start; usage limits apply. AI-assisted review, not legal advice or a compliance certificate. The audit does not modify your lease.