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Kitchen Table Legal

Landlord Starter Pack

Our package features a professionally drafted Residential Lease Agreement that covers all critical terms to safeguard your interests: <br><br>Clear Terms & Premises: Easily define the parties involved, property address, and lease duration. <br><br>Flexible Renewal Options: Choose whether the lease terminates or converts to a month-to-month agreement at the end of the term. <br><br>Detailed Rent & Fee Structures: Specify monthly rent, preferred payment methods, and custom late fees. <br><br>Security Deposit Protection: Guidelines for deposit amounts (compliant with Arkansas' two-month limit) and clear return protocols. <br><br>Maintenance & Utility Clarity: Explicitly list responsibilities for both landlord and tenant to avoid future disputes. <br><br>Rules & Disclosures: Include specific provisions for right of entry, pet policies, and lead-based paint disclosures for older properties. <br><br>Added Protection & Management Tools<br>Beyond the lease, you’ll receive vital documentation for the entire lifecycle of a tenancy:<br><br>Move-In/Move-Out Inspection Checklist: Document the condition of every room—from walls and flooring to appliances and plumbing—to ensure fair security deposit deductions. <br><br>Lead-Based Paint

Notice to Quit/Notice to Vacate

Protect your property rights and regain control of your investment with our professional Notice to Quit form. In Arkansas, a formal written notice is the mandatory first step in the eviction process. Whether you are dealing with unpaid rent or a breach of lease terms, our DIY form ensures you provide the correct legal notice required to move forward with an Unlawful Detainer action. <br><br>This form is designed for landlords who need a clear, legally-sound document without the high cost of a private process server or attorney for the initial filing.

Lead Paint Disclosure

Residential Lease Agreement

Last Will and Testament

This Last Will and Testament template provides a formal structure for specifying how your assets and property should be distributed after your death. The document allows you to designate an executor to manage your estate and name guardians for any minor children. Once finalized and executed in accordance with state-specific witnessing and notarization requirements, this will serves as a definitive record of your final wishes for probate purposes.