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The New York City lease that holds up in court.
Attorney-reviewed residential lease template built specifically for New York City landlords. Every required disclosure, the correct deposit cap, and the right notice periods — wired in by default. Basic plan $99/year for a single property.
Includes lease creation, e-signature, document storage, landlord notices, checklists, and renewal reminders. More plans available →
Security deposit cap
1 month's rent (HSTPA 2019)
Late fees
Capped at $50 or 5% of monthly rent (whichever is less); 5-day grace required
Notice to terminate
30/60/90 days (based on tenancy length)
Return of deposit
14 days with itemized statement
Required New York City disclosures
- ✓Window guards (NYC)
- ✓Bedbug annual filing (NYC DHCR form)
- ✓Indoor allergen hazards (Local Law 55)
- ✓Lead-based paint + Local Law 1 of 2004 (children under 6)
- ✓Sprinkler system notice
- ✓Gas leak procedures (Local Law 152)
- ✓Stove knob covers (children under 6)
- ✓Smoke and CO detector
- ✓Owner / managing agent contact (HPD registration)
- ✓Good Cause Eviction notice (where applicable)
- ✓Flood risk (since 2023)
- ✓Rent-stabilized rider (if applicable)
Every disclosure required by New York City law is pre-built into the template and presented to the tenant at signing — with a sealed audit trail for each one.
Key New York City laws we track
- ·NYC Rent Stabilization Code
- ·HSTPA (Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act)
- ·Good Cause Eviction (NYC, 2024)
- ·NYC Admin Code §27 (Housing Maintenance Code)
- ·Local Law 55 (asthma triggers)
- ·Local Law 1 of 2004 (lead paint)
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Basic plan starts at $99/year for a single property — New York City-compliant lease, identity verification, e-signature, and a court-ready audit log. Managing more than one property? See Pro and Scale plans →
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LeaseSigning provides legal information, not legal advice. For property-specific questions, consult an attorney licensed in New York City.