All landlord tools
Rental Application
Collect applicant, employment, rental history, references, vehicles, pets, and signatures.
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Professional document generators designed to make everyday landlord paperwork faster and easier.
Rental Agreement
Create a clear residential rental agreement with terms, utilities, pets, and signatures.
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Rent Receipt
Generate a professional receipt for rent, deposits, late fees, and other tenant payments.
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Notice Center
Create pay-or-quit, vacate, lease violation, entry, rent increase, renewal, and other notices.
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Payment Schedule
Build a detailed principal-and-interest payment schedule with payoff totals.
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Tenant & Move-In Report
Record tenant information, keys, utilities, vehicles, and move-in condition.
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Move-In / Move-Out Inspection
Document room conditions, damage, keys, meter readings, photos, and signatures.
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Security Deposit Receipt
Record deposits, payment details, deposit location, deductions, refunds, and signatures.
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Landlord Links
A handful of outside resources landlords come back to again and again. These are official government sites—Simple Landlord Tools isn't affiliated with them.
HUD: Fair Housing
Official guidance on fair housing rights and obligations from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Visit HUD.gov →IRS: Rental Income & Deductions
What counts as rental income, what you can deduct, and recordkeeping tips, straight from the IRS.
Visit IRS.gov →FTC: Screening Tenants
What landlords need to know about using credit and background reports when screening rental applicants.
Visit FTC.gov →USA.gov: Tenant Rights
How tenants can file a complaint, plus where to find state and local housing agencies.
Visit USA.gov →CFPB: Housing Resources
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau guidance covering renting, owning, and housing insecurity.
Visit ConsumerFinance.gov →Our U.S. Landlord-Tenant Laws Page
Our own state-by-state overview of notice periods, deposit limits, and other landlord-tenant basics.
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