🤠 Texas Residential Lease Agreement (Fixed-Term)
Comprehensive Fixed-Term Lease — Texas Property Code Compliant
COMPREHENSIVE TEXAS RESIDENTIAL LEASE: This fixed-term lease includes all provisions required by Texas Property Code, including owner/manager disclosure (§ 92.201), security deposit terms (§ 92.103), smoke/CO detector requirements (§ 92.256), and lock requirements (§ 92.153). Always screen tenants before signing.
📅 Lease Term & Property
👤 Tenant Information
💰 Rent & Deposit
📋 Policies
👔 Landlord Information
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A Texas residential lease must comply with Texas Property Code requirements. Key provisions include the owner/manager disclosure (§ 92.201), security deposit handling rules (§ 92.103), and rekeying rights (§ 92.153). Always run a comprehensive background check before executing any lease.
Required Texas Disclosures at Lease Signing
- Owner/Manager Disclosure (§ 92.201) — landlord name and address required
- Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (pre-1978 properties)
- Tenant Selection Criteria Disclosure (before application)
- Security Deposit Notice (§ 92.103) if advance notice required
- Smoking Policy Disclosure if restrictions apply (§ 92.0111)
- Utility Billing Disclosure (§ 92.008) if submetering
⚖ Legal Disclaimer
This form is for informational purposes only. Texas lease law is technical. Consult a qualified Texas attorney before executing any lease agreement.
