Once the landlord approves you and creates your lease, your account gets the tenant menu (My home: Home, My lease, Rent, Maintenance) and your Home page. The offer page shows your unit, move-in date, term, monthly rent and the money due before move-in.
Sign
- When the lease is ready, it is listed under My lease › Documents (Lease documents) with a Review & sign button, and you get a message in your Inbox that it is ready to sign.
- Press Review & sign. Read the lease (Open PDF in new tab shows it full size) and check your name.
- Draw your signature, tick the box agreeing that your drawn signature is legally binding, and press Agree & Sign.
When the landlord has signed too, the status becomes Fully executed, Download executed PDF appears, and your lease is active. Keep your own copy.
Good to know
- If the landlord requires identity verification to sign, the page asks you to Verify identity now first.
- You can have one signed lease at a time: once you have signed one, you cannot sign another. Signing as a guarantor for someone else does not count.
- Roommates and guarantors each sign for themselves, with their own account and the email the landlord put on the lease. The lease is active once everyone on it, and the landlord, has signed. People on this lease on your My lease page shows who is on it.
- To renew later, message your landlord; they send a new lease to sign in the same way.
Next: Move in.