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Updated over 7 years ago,

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Tony H.
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CAR standard forms, lease agreements, etc

Tony H.
  • Rocklin
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Hi BP, I finally found my first duplex. My offer has been accepted and will be in escrow tomorrow (since today is a holiday). Yay! While I was searching for my first rental property, I was also looking for a California standard forms (lease agreement, estoppel, etc). I have not found any, but now that I will be in escrow soon, I feel like I have to get these forms pretty quickly so I can review and perhaps have an attorney review as well. So far, the only forms that seems legitimate to me are from CAR website. However they charge quite a bit of money for the forms. Are they the only provider of legal lease forms in California? Are there any other sources that I should look into? Thanks!

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