New Mexico Lease Agreement with ezSign

The single most important document you will need as a landlord is the lease agreement. This New Mexico-specific document is easy to prepare, meets state laws, and provides the landlord with a professional lease that sets the tone for an effective landlord-tenant relationship.

Our attorneys monitor the Landlord Tenant laws in New Mexico, so that this form complies with all regulations. As you complete the fields in the Lease Builder, simply read instructions in the green, highlighted New Mexico Assist text boxes. They help you make the correct choices on security deposits and late fee amounts, along with other rental terms.

This document also meets lease requirements for the city of Albuquerque. The New Mexico lease agreement is a complete package. It allows you to attach unlimited addenda to address all of the many issues that come up during a tenancy. In addition, the agreement allows you to write in your own terms and conditions as needed.

You may save and review this form at any time to see your progress, and then return to the Lease Builder to continue customizing your agreement package.

NEW MEXICO LEASE FEATURES

All New Mexico-required language
Custom clauses
Help provided with green, New Mexico Assist boxes
Options to add your own clauses
ezSign, email or print lease

NEW MEXICO LEASE PACKAGE DOCUMENTS

As part of your lease package you are entitled to these and many other addenda:

• Lead-Based Paint Disclosure – legally required with houses constructed before 1978
• Rent to Own Agreement
• Tenant Waiver of Insurance
• New Renter Welcome Letter
• Pool/Hot Tub Addendum

RULES & REGULATIONS

Set additional your rules for your property by checking boxes in the Lease Builder. Here are some of the choices:

• Tenant must obtain landlord’s written permission to install satellite system/antenna.
• Trash must be taken to the curb on required days.
• Fire extinguisher(s) have been provided for tenant safety. They may not be misused, dismantled, or blocked, and may be used only in an emergency.
• Barbecues, gas or charcoal, may not be used inside rental unit premises.
• No smoking permitted.
• Storage of toxic substances or hazardous materials is prohibited on premises.
• Tenant shall maintain smoke detectors and report faulty detectors to landlord.