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You have a lease. It's 14 pages. You have 48 hours to sign. Revealr reads it in 60 seconds and shows you the parts you need to pay attention to — the early termination fees, the automatic renewals, the repair responsibilities, the deposit terms — in plain English, with a recommended action for each one.

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What the Analysis Shows You, Step by Step

What your lease analysis includes

Full document read-through
Every clause, every section — not just a keyword scan
Early termination fee amount
Exact penalty if you need to break the lease early
Automatic renewal window
When you must give notice to avoid renewing involuntarily
Deposit refund conditions
What you need to do to get your deposit back in full
Repair and maintenance obligations
What falls on you vs. your landlord to fix and pay for
Landlord access rights
When and how the landlord can enter your unit

The Clauses Most Tenants Miss — Until It's Too Late

Here is what a Revealr analysis looks like for a real Residential Lease.

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Residential Lease
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CRITICAL§11.4
Early Termination Fee — 3 Months' Rent

If you break this lease for any reason before the end of the term, you owe the equivalent of 3 months' rent ($6,900) as a liquidated damages fee, regardless of how much notice you give or whether the landlord re-rents the unit immediately. This is above average and may not be fully enforceable depending on your state.

WARNING§6.2
Tenant Responsible for All Repairs Under $250

You are responsible for the cost of any repair or maintenance item under $250, including appliance malfunctions not caused by normal use. This means a broken dishwasher or malfunctioning thermostat could be your financial responsibility. Clarify this scope before signing.

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What to Do After You Get Your Results

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The average U.S. lease contains 6–8 clauses that directly affect your financial obligations during the tenancy. Most tenants can identify 1–2 of them without help. The rest become surprises.

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