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Lease analysis — 123 Oak St, Unit 4B · 3 flags found

Auto-renewal trap §12.3

60-day written notice required to cancel. Industry standard is 30 days. Miss this window and you're automatically locked into another 12-month term.

Unusual liability shift §8.1

You're responsible for HVAC repairs up to $300/yr. The market range is $50–100. This quietly moves ~$250/year of maintenance cost onto you.

Security deposit §4

1 month's rent, returned within 30 days of move-out. Standard practice. No flags.

No-subletting clause §19

Subletting prohibited under all circumstances — no exceptions. You lose all flexibility if plans change: job relocation, a new roommate, extended travel.

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Apartment renters

You're moving in and the lease looks standard. It's 34 pages. Buried in section 19: you're responsible for pest control and all liability for common area incidents falls on you — not the landlord.

Small business owners

Your commercial lease has a personal guarantee in section 12. If the business closes, you're personally on the hook for the remaining rent. That's not unusual — but you should know it's there before you sign.

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Your renewal looks identical to last year's. It's not. There's a new $250 early termination fee, a shortened notice window, and a maintenance cost-sharing clause your landlord slipped in quietly.

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