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Source · 2,431 words 3 RED · 2 AMBER

RESIDENTIAL LEASE AGREEMENT

§1 RENT. Tenant agrees to pay $1,500 per month. Landlord reserves the right to 1increase rent by any amount with 30 days written notice.

§2 TERM. This lease is for 12 months and 2automatically renews for an additional 12 months unless tenant provides written notice at least 90 days prior. Email does not constitute written notice.

§3 SECURITY DEPOSIT. Tenant shall pay a deposit equal to one month rent, returnable within 30 days of move-out less any documented damages.

§4 ARBITRATION. 3Any disputes shall be resolved through binding arbitration. Tenant waives the right to a jury trial and the right to participate in class action lawsuits.

§5 EARLY TERMINATION. Tenant may terminate this lease early by paying 43 months rent plus forfeiting the security deposit.

§6 ENTRY. Landlord may enter the premises for inspections with 12 hours notice...

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Moderate Risk

Risk Score

3 Red 2 Caution 3 Fair

1 Unlimited rent escalation RED

"Any amount" + 30 days notice = your $1,500 could legally become $5,000.

2 Auto-renewal trap RED

90-day notice window — and email won't count. Miss it, you're locked in.

3 Forced arbitration RED

Waives your right to a jury trial and class actions. No court, ever.

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Apartment leases

Auto-renewal, deposits, escalation, entry rights.

Job offers

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Gym memberships

Annual lock-ins, cancellation hoops, fee hikes.

Car financing

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Freelance contracts

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Contractor quotes

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01 — Found in 88% of leases

Forced arbitration.

"Any disputes shall be resolved through binding arbitration. Tenant waives the right to a jury trial."

What it actually means You can't sue them. You can't join a class action. If they overcharge you for ten years, your only recourse is a private hearing where they pick the venue.

02 — Found in 71% of subscriptions

Auto-renewal traps.

"This agreement automatically renews unless written notice is provided 90 days prior. Email does not constitute written notice."

What it actually means You have a 14-day window, three months out, to mail a paper letter. Miss it by a day and you owe another full year.

03 — Found in 43% of leases

Open-ended fee hikes.

"Provider reserves the right to increase fees by any amount with 30 days notice."

What it actually means "Any amount" is the whole sentence. Your $100/mo bill can become $500/mo with one letter — and you've already agreed.

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David Medina
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Who built this

I built RedFlag because I was tired of signing things I didn't understand.

Fifteen years building enterprise software taught me something simple: AI can do what most of us don't have time or money for. Read every word. Catch every trap. Tell you exactly what to say back.

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