Free AI Lease Review for CT & MA Landlords

How well does your lease protect you?

Upload your existing lease. Our AI flags potential compliance gaps, missing disclosures, and statutory exposures — with statute citations and suggested language you can consider. Free. 60 seconds.

Massachusetts §15B violations carry treble damages. Connecticut has its own minefield. We map both.

Informational only. Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship. Consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.

What we check (Connecticut)

Security deposit cap (CGS §47a-21)
Bank disclosure (§47a-21(h))
Banking Commissioner interest rate
21-day return window
9-day grace period (§47a-15a)
Late fee cap math ($5/day or 5%, whichever is lower, capped at $50)
3-day pay-or-quit notice (§47a-23)
15-day cure period (§47a-15)
Federal lead paint disclosure (40 CFR Part 745)
Smoke detector covenant (CGS §29-292)
Bedbug disclosure (§47a-7a)

What we check (Massachusetts)

1-month deposit cap (M.G.L. c.186 §15B)
Statement of Condition within 10 days (§15B(2)(c))
Bank disclosure with full account number on tenant copy (§15B(3)(a))
5%-or-actual interest accrual (§15B(3)(b))
30-day return with sworn statement (§15B(4))
Treble-damages exposure (§15B(7))
30-day grace period — no late fee before day 30 (§15B(1)(c))
14-day pay-or-quit notice (c.186 §11A)
30-day cure period (c.186 §12)
Federal lead paint + MA Tenant Lead Law Notification (105 CMR 460)
Smoke + CO certification (M.G.L. c.148 §§26F + 26F½)

After your review:

You'll see findings with severity, statute citations, and suggested language you can consider to improve your lease.

Suggestions only — you decide what to use. Not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.

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What we check (Connecticut)

What we check (Massachusetts)

After your review:

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