🌴 Free California Landlord Forms

Complete Library — Lease Agreements, Eviction Notices & Disclosures

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California Has the Nation’s Strictest Landlord-Tenant Laws: All forms are updated for 2026 and compliant with AB 1482, city rent control ordinances, and mandatory disclosure requirements.

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California Landlord Forms — Complete Library

California has the nation’s most complex landlord-tenant law. AB 1482 (Tenant Protection Act), the state’s lead paint and mold disclosure requirements, and city-specific rent control ordinances in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, and Santa Monica all impose obligations that require state-specific forms.

🌵 California Lease Agreements

CA Statewide Lease Los Angeles Lease San Francisco Lease Oakland Lease Berkeley Lease Santa Monica Lease

⚖ Eviction Notices

3-Day Pay or Quit 3-Day Cure or Quit 3-Day Unconditional Quit 30/60/90-Day Notice to Vacate Notice to Vacate

📋 Property Management

Rent Increase Notice Security Deposit Itemization Move-In/Move-Out Checklist 24-Hour Entry Notice Periodic Inspection Lease Amendment

📄 Required Disclosures

Lead Paint Disclosure Mold Disclosure Bed Bug Notice Shared Utility Disclosure

🌴 CA Landlord Law Guides

Eviction Notice Laws Rent Increase Laws (AB 1482) Security Deposit Laws Tenant Screening Laws Habitability Laws Landlord Entry Laws

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