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Mano G.
  • Kansas City, KS
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Kansas lease agreement

Mano G.
  • Kansas City, KS
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I have a couple questions on creating a new lease agreement. I found a kansas lease agreement on rentallease.net/kansas. although I like most of the terms in this lease, I would prefer to change a couple things around pet deposit etc. 1. Is it safe to use a lease agreement found online for free? 2. If I want to make changes and add a couple more clauses, should I have it verified by an attorney? 3. If yes on 2, how do I find an attorney to get the agreement verified? 4. I have an old lease from one of the apartments I've lived in and really like all their detailed explanation. Is it ok to use certain clauses from this agreement in the new one? 5. Do we have to provide a mold disclosure notice in kansas? Thank you for your help!

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