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California Compliance Docs & Lease Addenda Package

California Compliance Docs & Lease Addenda Package

Every required California disclosure. Every lease. No exceptions.

 

California law requires specific written disclosures in every residential lease — and missing even one creates legal exposure that can follow you into an eviction case, a habitability claim, or a security deposit dispute. Most landlords don't know what they're missing until a tenant's attorney points it out in court. Our California lease addenda package includes every required statutory disclosure and protective addendum, current with 2026 California law, prepared by real estate professionals who understand exactly what courts look for.

What's included

  • Megan's Law Disclosure — required verbatim under Civil Code §2079.10a for every California residential lease

  • Lead Paint Disclosure + EPA pamphlet acknowledgment — required for all pre-1978 properties under federal law

  • Bedbug Disclosure Addendum — required for all residential tenancies under Civil Code §1954.603

  • AB 1482 Exemption Notice — required to claim TPA exemption for single-family homes and condos

  • Smoke Detector & Carbon Monoxide Detector Compliance Addendum

  • Move-In Condition Checklist — essential for defending security deposit deductions at move-out

  • Pet Addendum — identifies animals, establishes tenant responsibility for pet damage

  • Military Clause Addendum — required in leases with active military members under the SCRA

  • Utility Responsibility Addendum — documents which utilities tenant is responsible for

  • Current with 2026 California law

    $179.00Price
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    Generic Forms Can Create Expensive Problems

    Generic Forms Can Create Expensive Problems California rental compliance can vary based on the type of tenancy, reason for termination, property location, rent-control requirements, and current state and local law.

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    Using the wrong notice, incorrect rent calculation, missing required language, improper service, or incomplete documentation can delay enforcement and create additional expense.
     

    Our materials are developed from practical California property-management workflows and are intended to help landlords create more organized and consistent compliance procedures.
     

    Landlord Compliance Hub is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. When legal advice or representation is required, landlords should consult qualified California counsel.

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