Washington Lease Agreement with ezSign

Building a successful real estate business requires asset protection through strong lease documents. However, Washington Landlord Tenant laws are elaborate, and require careful interpretation for successful application in a lease agreement. Our Lease Builder has a built-in Washington Assist that will walk you through the laws and regulations as you create your document in seven easy steps. In addition, this document also meets lease requirements for the city of Seattle.

Washington Assist text boxes summarize the relevant laws for such areas as security deposits and lease period terms. Then, you can customize the lease through abundant, optional clauses and features.

The Washington lease agreement includes default language that was written by attorneys specifically to anticipate common lawsuits, and preempt them to protect the landlord from litigation. Help with navigating the Lease Builder is available through Live Chat, accessed right on the home page.

WASHINGTON LEASE FEATURES

• All Washington-required language
• Custom clauses
• Help provided with green, Washington Assist boxes
• Options to add your own rules
• ESign, email or print lease

WASHINGTON LEASE PACKAGE DOCUMENTS

Listed below are some of the multiple forms you may choose to include with your Washington lease package, or refer to for guidance. There is also an option to add a cover page and Table of Contents.

• Summary of Washington State Landlord Tenant Regulations
• Washington Smoke-Free Lease Addendum
• Live-In Caregiver Addendum
• Furnished Rental Unit Addendum

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Along with lengthy addenda, mentioned above, you may check off optional rules, and even write your own and include them in Special Terms and Conditions fields. Some possibilities are:

• Tenant must keep property in “showable”’ condition if the unit is for sale.
• No hazardous materials may be stored in or around rental unit.
• All windows and doors must remain closed during inclement weather.
• Basement and attic may not be modified for use as living quarters without written permission from the landlord.